Inferencia Bootstrap bayesiana para una proporción en muestreo con probabilidades desiguales
Bootstrap Bayesian inference for a proportion in unequal probabilities sampling
Abstract (en)
This paper describe Bayesian bootstrap method, it is to realize inferences for finite population proportion ρ based on unequal probability sampling. Through Simulation we found that based on an appropriate a priori distribution to ρ with the proposed methodology it is possible to get estimate less-biased like that obtain by the clasic π-estimator. Also, we get less-variance and confidence intervals with highest confidence levels and it has fewer length when we compared it with the classic π-estimator and BPSP estimator that was proposed by Chen et al. (2010). Lastly, an example is performed using the development methodology.
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