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... Journal of the American Statistical Association 88~423~:1106-1118. Breiman, L
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... Junker 1993 A three-sample multiple-recapture approach to census population estimation with heterogeneous catchability. Journal of the American Statistical Association 88~423~:1137-1148.
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... 1993 The 1990 PES: Operations and results. Journal of the American Statistical Association 88~423~:1047-1060.
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... Panel to Evaluate Alternative Census Methods, Committee on National Statistics, National Research Council. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press.
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... Causey 1991 Evaluation of procedures for improving population estimates for small areas. Journal of the American Statistical Association 86:278-284.
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  • census undercount
  • undercount estimation
  • enumeration status
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  • design psc
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