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NEW ESTIMATORS FOR THE POPULATION MEDIAN IN SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING. Outline. Introduction Median estimators in SRS Gross (1980) Kuk and Mak (1989) Singh, Singh and Puertas (2003) Suggested median estimators Proposed 1 Proposed 2 Proposed 3 A family of estimators
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NEW ESTIMATORS FOR THE POPULATION MEDIAN IN SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING
Outline • Introduction • Median estimators in SRS • Gross (1980) • Kuk and Mak (1989) • Singh, Singh and Puertas(2003) • Suggested median estimators • Proposed 1 • Proposed 2 • Proposed 3 • A family of estimators • Efficiency comparisons • Numerical comparisons • Conclusion
Introduction • Median is a measure which divides the population into exactly two equal parts and it is denoted by MY .
Median Estimators in SRS • Gross (1980)
Median Estimators in SRS • Kuk and Mak (1989)
Median Estimators in SRS • Kuk and Mak (1989)
Median Estimators in SRS • Singh, Singh and Puertas (2003)
Suggested Median Estimators • Proposed 1
Suggested Median Estimators • Proposed 1
Suggested Median Estimators • Proposed 2
Suggested Median Estimators • Proposed 2
Suggested Median Estimators • Proposed 2
Suggested Median Estimators • Proposed 3
Suggested Median Estimators • Proposed 3
Suggested Median Estimators • A Family of Estimators
Suggested Median Estimators • A Family of Estimators
Numerical Comparisons • Data sets and statistics
Conclusion • We suggest new median estimators using a known constant. • We theoretically show that these estimators are always more efficient than classical estimators. • In the numerical examples, the theoretical results are also supported. • In future works, we hope to adapt the estimators proposed in this study to stratified random sampling.
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NEW ESTIMATORS FOR THE POPULATION MEDIAN IN SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING