Estimators in Adaptive Cluster Sampling under Two Successive Occasions using Auxiliary Information

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This paper develops statistical estimators for adaptive cluster sampling (ACS) when data are collected over two successive occasions and auxiliary information is available, including cases where the auxiliary true parameter is not known and must be estimated from the sample in a double-sampling style approach. The authors propose estimators that use partial matching between occasions for both matched and unmatched components, then form convex combinations of these estimators to improve precision, comparing them via PREs, calculated efficiencies, and simulation studies against existing estimators. A key caveat explicitly stated in the abstract is that the discussion is framed around estimation under ACS design assumptions and efficiency comparisons, with no validated empirical application details provided beyond simulations. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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First, we shall estimate the parameter related to the auxiliary variable and with the help of that, the parameter related to the study variable, for which we can propose different estimators and their convex combinations to get greater precision. In this paper we’ve proposed the estimators based on ACS design with partial matching on two different occasions for matched and unmatched part with the help of auxiliary information. For convex combination of these estimators, we’ve compared the PREs and calculated the efficiencies with the already existing estimators. Comparisons are also made through simulation study. Partial Matching Estimation Successive Sampling Mean Square Error Rare Populations Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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