Weight adjustment using positive skew nature of blended small area on the neutrosopic perspective

The present study introduces a novel approach to blended small area estimation (SAE) by integrating reliable information from both real and simulated small areas. Operates within a neutrosophic framework, we explore some non-linear weight adjustments specifically designed using two-stage cluster sampling. The main contribution of this methodology successfully developed some flexible weighting techniques to address actual challenge posed by positively skewed nature. The proposed research utilizes a calibration method, leverages information across different blended small area timeframes under a neutrosophic perspective. For the purpose of this analysis, four blended small areas were framed according to meal intake intervals: breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner. The theoretical framework is validated with support of real-world data (Schwenck et al. Citation2022). Empirical results demonstrate that the proposed non-linear model-based logarithmic estimator consistently efficient over non-linear model-based Nguyen estimator and the linear design-based generalized regression (GREG) estimator in terms of efficiency across all blended areas.

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Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation
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2026-08-26
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https://doi.org/10.1080/03610918.2026.2719879
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Weight adjustment using positive skew nature of blended small area on the neutrosopic perspective

B B Khare, Ashutosh Ashutosh, Pradip Kumar
Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation
Varied Academic Research Topics
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Weight adjustment using positive skew nature of blended small area on the neutrosopic perspective

B B Khare, Ashutosh Ashutosh, Pradip Kumar
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The present study introduces a novel approach to blended small area estimation (SAE) by integrating reliable information from both real and simulated small areas. Operates within a neutrosophic framework, we explore some non-linear weight adjustments specifically designed using two-stage cluster sampling. The main contribution of this methodology successfully developed some flexible weighting techniques to address actual challenge posed by positively skewed nature. The proposed research utilizes a calibration method, leverages information across different blended small area timeframes under a neutrosophic perspective. For the purpose of this analysis, four blended small areas were framed according to meal intake intervals: breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner. The theoretical framework is validated with support of real-world data (Schwenck et al. Citation2022). Empirical results demonstrate that the proposed non-linear model-based logarithmic estimator consistently efficient over non-linear model-based Nguyen estimator and the linear design-based generalized regression (GREG) estimator in terms of efficiency across all blended areas.

Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation
University of Allahabad (IN), Central University of Odisha (IN), Banaras Hindu University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
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Weight adjustment using positive skew nature of blended small area on the neutrosopic perspective — B B Khare, Ashutosh Ashutosh, et al. · Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS