Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-09-01 to 2024-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Collecting Objective Measures of Visual and Auditory Function in a National in-Home Survey of Older Adults17
Survey Costs: Where are We and What is the Way Forward?14
Design- and Model-Based Approaches to Small-Area Estimation in a Low- and Middle-Income Country Context: Comparisons and Recommendations13
Machine Learning for Occupation Coding—A Comparison Study12
Survey Reliability: Models, Methods, and Findings12
How Does Back Translation Fare Against Team Translation? An Experimental Case Study in the Language Combination English–German12
Who Counts? Measuring Disability Cross-Nationally in Census Data11
Nonparametric Mass Imputation for Data Integration11
Boosted Kernel Weighting – Using Statistical Learning to Improve Inference from Nonprobability Samples10
Preferred Reporting Items for Complex Sample Survey Analysis (PRICSSA)10
Using American Community Survey Data to Improve Estimates from Smaller U.S. Surveys Through Bivariate Small Area Estimation Models9
Joinpoint Regression Methods of Aggregate Outcomes for Complex Survey Data9
Measuring Skin Color: Consistency, Comparability, and Meaningfulness of Rating Scale Scores and Handheld Device Readings8
Synthesizing Geocodes to Facilitate Access to Detailed Geographical Information in Large-Scale Administrative Data8
Mail Communications and Survey Response: A Test of Social Exchange Versus Pre-Suasion Theory for Improving Response Rates and Data Quality8
Challenges of Virtual RDS for Recruitment of Sexual Minority Women for a Behavioral Health Study8
Differences in Proxy-Reported and Self-Reported Disability in the Demographic and Health Surveys7
A Comparative Study of Imputation Methods for Multivariate Ordinal Data7
Multiple Imputation with Massive Data: An Application to the Panel Study of Income Dynamics7
Predicting Nonresponse in Future Waves of a Probability-Based Mixed-Mode Panel with Machine Learning7
Interviewer Effects in Live Video and Prerecorded Video Interviewing7
Using Smartphones to Capture and Combine Self-Reports and Passively Measured Behavior in Social Research7
Deriving Priors for Bayesian Prediction of Daily Response Propensity in Responsive Survey Design: Historical Data Analysis Versus Literature Review6
Split Questionnaire Designs for Online Surveys: The Impact of Module Construction on Imputation Quality6
Building on a Sequential Mixed-Mode Research Design in the Monitoring the Future Study6
Private Tabular Survey Data Products through Synthetic Microdata Generation6
Multi-Project Assessments of Sample Quality in Cross-National Surveys: The Role of Weights in Applying External and Internal Measures of Sample Bias6
Estimating the Size and Distribution of Networked Populations with Snowball Sampling6
Can Appended Auxiliary Data be Used to Tailor the Offered Response Mode in Cross-Sectional Studies? Evidence from An Address-Based Sample6
Differential Privacy and Noisy Confidentiality Concepts for European Population Statistics6
A Comprehensive Overview of Unit-Level Modeling of Survey Data for Small Area Estimation Under Informative Sampling6
Risk of Nonresponse Bias and the Length of the Field Period in a Mixed-Mode General Population Panel6
Determined by Mode? Representation and Measurement Effects in a Dual-Mode Statewide Survey5
Data Privacy Concerns as a Source of Resistance to Complete Mobile Data Collection Tasks Via a Smartphone App5
Multivariate Logistic-Assisted Estimators of Totals from Clustered Survey Samples5
Handling Missing Values in Surveys With Complex Study Design: A Simulation Study5
Automated Classification for Open-Ended Questions with BERT5
Using Capture–Recapture Methodology to Enhance Precision of Representative Sampling-Based Case Count Estimates5
A Model-Assisted Approach for Finding Coding Errors in Manual Coding of Open-Ended Questions4
Responsive and Adaptive Survey Design: Use of Bias Propensity During Data Collection to Reduce Nonresponse Bias4
A Dynamic Survival Modeling Approach to the Prediction of Web Survey Breakoff4
Assessing the Quality of Self-Reported Financial Information4
On The Robustness Of Respondent-Driven Sampling Estimators To Measurement Error3
Fully Bayesian Estimation Under Dependent and Informative Cluster Sampling3
An Experimental Evaluation of Two Approaches for Improving Response to Household Screening Efforts in National Mail/Web Surveys3
An Experimental Comparison of Three Strategies for Converting Mail Respondents in a Probability-Based Mixed-Mode Panel to Internet Respondents3
Correcting Selection Bias in Big Data by Pseudo-Weighting3
Total Error and Variability Measures for the Quarterly Workforce Indicators and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics in Onthemap3
Parametric Bootstrap Confidence Intervals for the Multivariate Fay–Herriot Model3
Sequential and Concurrent Internet-Telephone Mixed-Mode Designs in Sexual Health Behavior Research3
Reducing Variance with Sample Allocation Based on Expected Response Rates in Stratified Sample Designs3
Using Placeholder Text in Narrative Open-Ended Questions in Web Surveys3
Optimizing Data Collection Interventions to Balance Cost and Quality in a Sequential Multimode Survey3
Comparison of Unit-Level Small Area Estimation Modeling Approaches for Survey Data Under Informative Sampling3
Nonparametric Differentially Private Confidence Intervals for the Median3
Experiments on Multiple Requests for Consent to Data Linkage in Surveys3
Constructing State and National Estimates of Vaccination Rates from Immunization Information Systems3
Inference from Nonrandom Samples Using Bayesian Machine Learning3
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