Robust Model-Based and Model-Assisted Predictors of the Finite Population Total
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The prediction approach to finite population inference has received considerable attention in recent years. Under this approach, the finite population is assumed to be a realization from a superpopulation described by a known probability model, usually a linear model. The prediction approach is often criticized for its lack of robustness against model misspecification. In this article we revisit this important issue and introduce a new robust prediction approach in which the superpopulation model is chosen adaptively from the well-known Box–Cox class of probability distributions. The richness of the Box–Cox class ensures robustness in our model-based prediction approach. We explain how our robust model-based predictor can be adjusted to handle zero observations for the study variable and to achieve the design-unbiasedness and benchmarking properties. We demonstrate the robustness of our proposed predictors using a Monte Carlo simulation study and a real life example.