An Agile Optimal Orthogonal Additive Randomized Response Model
Abstract
In this paper, a new additive randomized response model has been proposed. The properties of the proposed model have been studied. It has been shown theoretically that the suggested additive model is better than the one envisaged by [1] under very realistic conditions. Numerical illustrations are also given in support of the present study.
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