Aggregate versus Disaggregate Data in Measuring School Quality
Aggregate versus Disaggregate Data in Measuring School Quality
Aggregate versus Disaggregate Data in Measuring School Quality
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Variance Estimates Dis. With<strong>in</strong> Sch. 0.560 0.018<br />
Dis. Between Sch. 0.070 0.015<br />
Agg.With<strong>in</strong> Sch. 0.537 0.358<br />
Agg Between Sch. 0.066 0.026<br />
Note: Results are for 100 simulations, each <strong>in</strong>clud<strong>in</strong>g 100 schools. The number of students per school is a<br />
lognormal random variable with mean 20 and variance 250. Mean is the average over all simulations,<br />
RMSE is root mean squared error, Top Ten is the average number of schools ranked top ten with the<br />
estimator, that belong to the true top ten set.<br />
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