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Sahar Zangeneh

Tuesday, September 18, 2012
12:00 AM
411 West Hall

Model-Based Methods for Robust Finite Population Inference in the Presence of External Information

Title: Model-based methods for robust finite population inference in the presence of external information
Co-Chairs: Professor Roderick J. A. Little, Professor Robert Keener
Cognate Member: Professor Michael R. Elliott
Member: Associate Professor Ben Hansen

Abstract: This dissertation develops new model-based approaches for analysis of sample survey data. The main focus of the thesis is to incorporate information available from external sources to improve estimation and inference for finite population quantities. If such information is utilized properly, it can improve point estimates and inferences. The dissertation addresses two general scenarios: survey data from unequal probability designs and surveys with nonresponse.

Speaker:
Sahar Zangeneh