
handle: 11250/177738
Zhang (2003) proposed a frequentist method of simultaneous small area estimation under hierarchical models. This can be useful when various ensemble characteristics of the small area parameters are of interest in addition to area-specific prediction. In this paper we extend the approach under the nested error regression model (Battese, Harter and Fuller, 1988), which allows for use of auxiliary information at the unit level. Simulations based on monthly wage data suggest that the simultaneous estimator has much better ensemble properties than the empirical best linear unbiased predictor, without losing much of the precision of the latter in area-specific prediction.
Published with permission from Central Statistical Office of Poland
Scientific article, Simuleringsmodeller, VDP::Mathematics and natural science: 400::Mathematics: 410::Statistics: 412, Regression model, Area-specific prediction, Simultaneous estimation, Ensemble statistics, Statistiske metoder, Estimation, Bootstrap
Scientific article, Simuleringsmodeller, VDP::Mathematics and natural science: 400::Mathematics: 410::Statistics: 412, Regression model, Area-specific prediction, Simultaneous estimation, Ensemble statistics, Statistiske metoder, Estimation, Bootstrap
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