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Response Propensity Estimation and Cross-Fitting
This paper investigates whether five fold cross fitting improves nonresponse adjustment in survey estimation when flexible machine learning methods are used to estimate response propensities. We conduct a finite population Monte Carlo simulation with 90 experimental configurations and 2,000 replicat
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