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Mixed model prediction and small area estimation

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Jiming Jiang ()
P. Lahiri
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Volume (Year): 15 (2006)
Issue (Month): 1 (June)
Pages: 1-96
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Keywords: Benchmarking; borrowing strength; design-consistency; mean squared errors; empirical Bayes; EBLUP; generalized linear mixed models; higher order asymptotics; resampling methods; sample surveys; variance components; 62C12; 62C25; 62G09; 62D05; 62F11; 62F15;

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