Estimation stage in survey sampling: a multiparameter approach. (English) Zbl 07578288
Summary: Most of the real applications in survey sampling involve not one, but several characteristics of study. In this paper, a unified framework of joint estimation of the parameters of interest is presented under various sampling designs. The applications of the results of this research entails a significant gain in computational efficiency.
MSC:
| 62-XX | Statistics |
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