A Bayesian Method for Weighted Sampling

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Abstract

Bayesian statistical inference for sampling from weighted distribution models is studied. Small-sample Bayesian bootstrap clone (BBC) approximations to the posterior distribution are discussed. A second-order ProPertY for the BBC in unweighted i.i.d. sampling is given. A consequence is that BBC approximations to a posterior distribution of the mean and to the sampling distribution of the sample average, can be made asymptotically accurate by a proper choice of the random variables that generate the clones. It also follows from this result that in weighted sampling models, BBC approximations to a posterior distribution of the reciprocal of the weighted mean are asymptotically accurate; BBC approximations to a sampling distribution of the reciprocal of the empirical weighted mean are also asymptotically accurate.

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Lo, A. Y. (2007). A Bayesian Method for Weighted Sampling. The Annals of Statistics, 21(4). https://doi.org/10.1214/aos/1176349414

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