HorvitzDataStCl: Randomized Response Survey on infidelity

In RRTCS: Randomized Response Techniques for Complex Surveys

Description

This data set contains observations from a randomized response survey conducted in a university to investigate the infidelity. The sample is drawn by stratified (by faculty) cluster (by group) sampling. The randomized response technique used is the Horvitz model (Horvitz et al., 1967 and Greenberg et al., 1969) with parameter p=0.6. The unrelated question is: Does your identity card end in an odd number? with a probability α=0.5.

Usage

data(HorvitzDataStCl)

Format

A data frame containing 365 observations from a population of N=1500 students divided into two strata. The first strata has 14 cluster and the second has 11 cluster. The variables are:

• ID: Survey ID of student respondent

• ST: Strata ID

• CL: Cluster ID

• z: The randomized response to the question: Have you ever been unfaithful?

• Pi: first-order inclusion probabilities

References

Greenberg, B.G., Abul-Ela, A.L., Simmons, W.R., Horvitz, D.G. (1969). The unrelated question RR model: Theoretical framework. Journal of the American Statistical Association, 64, 520-539.

Horvitz, D.G., Shah, B.V., Simmons, W.R. (1967). The unrelated question RR model. Proceedings of the Social Statistics Section of the American Statistical Association. 65-72. Alexandria, VA: ASA.

See Also

Horvitz

Examples

data(HorvitzDataStCl)

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