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Categorical Binary Variable
I'm attempting to draw an inference of accuracy be it by confidence interval or response rate, except typical methods don't really suite my problem for the reason that the entire population was ...
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Can one compute confidence intervals for a census with high nonresponse rates?
If a questionnaire was administered to an entire population (group of interest) and the response rate was 68% can the questionnaire results be generalized to the population (100%, including the 32% ...
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For “Was this page helpful” data, should I take response rate into account?
To help me focus on which pages on a site to improve, I'm looking at user feedback to the question "Was this page helpful?" (Answers are "Yes" or "No".)
The response rate (responses divided by unique ...
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Non-response bias
I have the following question:
In a survey, a simple random sample of 1,000 households was drawn to
determine the distribution of household size in a city. Interviewers
were required to visit ...
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Predicting response propensity in a rolling data collection
I'm working with a survey that uses a rolling data collection format (i.e., there are multiple waves of sampling and initial contacts). I'm trying to develop a model to predict how likely a sample ...
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How to avoid and handle survey non-response?
One objective of a survey can be to understand the proportion male vs. female users. To the extent a specific gender correlates to particular use cases of a technology, product design, product/feature ...
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Non-response rate
In a project that I am doing to evaluate customer behaviour, I have asked a set of questions such as whether they read the unit pricing before they decide to purchase a particular product or do they ...
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Inference to the population when the survey response rate is only 30%
I have conducted a survey in which the questionnaires were sent out to 450 individuals, but only 30% of them answered the questionnaires.
Is it still valid to interpret the usual inference analysis ...
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How to calculate confidence interval when only a part of the samples are valid?
I will simplify our problem in this way. Say there are 100,000 cases in total to examine. Due to the time limitation, we randomly selected 2,000 of them. Then we found 1,000 of them are invalid, so we ...
