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Semiparametric Efficient Inference under Non-Informative Complex Survey Designs
Two features intrinsic to survey sampling complicate semiparametric efficiency analysis: design-induced dependence among sampling indicators and the randomness of finite-population targets under the superpopulation law. For general semiparametric full-data models, we show that the observed-data expe
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