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345 * | Tue, 8/5/2014, 10:30 AM - 12:20 PM | CC-257A | |
Survey Inference and Sample Size Estimation — Contributed Papers | |||
Social Statistics Section , Survey Research Methods Section | |||
Chair(s): Michael Sinclair, Mathematica Policy Research | |||
10:35 AM | Black Magic Using Randomized Response Techniques — Cheon Sig Lee, Coastal Bend College ; Stephen Andrew Sedory, Texas A&M ; Sarjinder Singh, Texas A&M | ||
10:50 AM | A New Quasi-Empirical Bayes Estimate in Randomized Response Technique — Augustus Jayaraj, Cornell University ; Oluseun Odumade, Deloitte ; Sarjinder Singh, Texas A&M | ||
11:05 AM | Medicaid Undercount in the American Community Survey — Joanna Turner, SHADAC/University of Minnesota ; Kathleen Thiede Call, SHADAC/University of Minnesota ; Michel Boudreaux, SHADAC/University of Minnesota ; Brett Fried, SHADAC/University of Minnesota ; Brett O'Hara, U.S. Census Bureau | ||
11:20 AM | The Effect Size for Simultaneous Item Bias Test — Zhushan Li, Boston College | ||
11:35 AM | A General Framework for Research Design: Monte Carlo Simulation Methods for Sample Size Planning — Ken Kelley, University of Notre Dame | ||
11:50 AM | Improving the Socioeconomic Ranking of Small Areas Using the Estimates from the American Community Survey — Mandi Yu, National Cancer Institute ; Jun Luo, Information Management Services ; Li Zhu, National Cancer Institute | ||
12:05 PM | Floor Discussion |
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