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hierarchical adjustments (unknown eligibility, nonresponse and
calibration) through a declarative, pipeable,
'tidymodels'-style API. Calibration follows Deville and Sarndal
(1992) &lt;doi:10.2307/2290268&gt;. Variances are obtained with a
bootstrap that resamples primary sampling units and re-applies
the whole recipe on each replicate, following the rescaling
bootstrap of Rao and Wu (1988)
&lt;doi:10.1080/01621459.1988.10478591&gt;, so the replicate weights
carry the variability of every adjustment. The weights also
bridge to the 'survey' and 'srvyr' packages for design-based
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