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A Century of Shifting Native Species-Accumulation Curves Reveals Long-Term Biodiversity Loss. [PDF]
Pan K +3 more
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Ensemble clustering: A practical tutorial. [PDF]
Gao CX +11 more
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Genomic characterization and evolutionary dynamics of human adenovirus C (HAdV-C) in Beijing (2023-2024): insights into multiple recombination and adaptive evolution. [PDF]
Wu C +12 more
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Bayesian Response-Adaptive Randomization for Cluster Randomized Controlled Trials. [PDF]
Liu Y, Young Karris M, Jain S.
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Hybrid fuzzy clustering with Golden Eagle Optimization Algorithm for fault tolerant load balancing in fog computing environment. [PDF]
Kaur H +4 more
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Three-dimensional animation compression optimization based on structured processing and adaptive spatiotemporal segmentation algorithm. [PDF]
Wang X, Yan X, Liu B, Liu K, Su Y.
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Adaptive cluster double sampling
Summary: We present a multi-phase variant of adaptive cluster sampling which allows the sampler to control the number of measurements of the variable of interest. A first-phase sample is selected using an adaptive cluster sampling design based on an inexpensive auxiliary variable associated with the survey variable.
Félix-Medina, Martín H. +1 more
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Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1990
Abstract In many real-world sampling situations, researchers would like to be able to adaptively increase sampling effort in the vicinity of observed values that are high or otherwise interesting. This article describes sampling designs in which, whenever an observed value of a selected unit satisfies a condition of interest, additional units are added
Steven K Thompson
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Abstract In many real-world sampling situations, researchers would like to be able to adaptively increase sampling effort in the vicinity of observed values that are high or otherwise interesting. This article describes sampling designs in which, whenever an observed value of a selected unit satisfies a condition of interest, additional units are added
Steven K Thompson
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