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|a Statistical Inference about Quantile Class Means with Simple and Stratified Random Sampling
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|a The topic discussed in this paper is closely related to Mahalanobis's fractile (graphical) analysis. Suppose that a bivariate population is partitioned into subpopulations of given relative sizes by partitioning one of the two marginal distributions into consecutive parts of given relative sizes. The bivariate subpopulations defined in this way are called quantile classes. This paper deals with the problem of making statistical inference about such quantile classes when we have a simple random sample or a stratified random sample from the population. In particular, for each one of these two cases, we show: (i) that the asymptotic (large sample) simultaneous distribution of the natural estimators of the quantile class means is multivariate normal under weak assumptions; (ii) how the covariance matrix of this normal distribution can be estimated consistently.
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|a Large sampling theory of inference
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|a Mathematics
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|x Statistical sampling
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