ON THE USE OF AUXILIARY INFORMATION IN MULTIPURP OSE ROTATING SURVEYS

Year 2013, Volume: 14 Issue: 3, 231 - 239, 04.05.2015

Barbara Kowalczyk

Abstract

In most repeated surveys interest centers both on the estimation of the pop ulation mean on each successive occasion and estimation of further population parameters like net c hanges, number index estimation or average over several occasions. Due to this fact many of repeate d surveys are rotating surveys. The multipurpose nature  of  repeated  surveys poses  additional questions to  the  already difficult theory of rotating surveys. The aim of the paper is to analyze how the use of auxiliary information on each successive occasion and consequently increase of the ef ficiency of the mean estimation on each rotating surveys.occasion affects efficiency of net changes estimation in tthe case of repeated

 

 

 

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Tekkrarlı birçok ankette ilgi ardışık her bveya belirli oolay ortalamsayı indeeks tahmini vyoğunlaşşmaktadır. Bamaçlı yyapısı zaten oBu çalışmanın amacortalamaa tahminininanketler ile analiz etm

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