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Current Sociology, 1998
Survey sampling is one of the most commonly used data collection methods for social scientists. We begin by describing the simplest method of survey sampling, called simple random sampling.
K. Imai
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Survey sampling is one of the most commonly used data collection methods for social scientists. We begin by describing the simplest method of survey sampling, called simple random sampling.
K. Imai
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Sampled-data control systems with non-uniform sampling: A survey of methods and trends
Annual Reviews in Control, 2023Xianming Zhang +4 more
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2000
Abstract An introductory course in sample survey methodology is often riddled with tedious repetitive algebraic calculation of cumulants, and their estimates, for different designs. While the designs tend to be similar. the calculations are typically repeated in their entirety, obscuring their common structure.
D F Andrews, J E Stafford
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Abstract An introductory course in sample survey methodology is often riddled with tedious repetitive algebraic calculation of cumulants, and their estimates, for different designs. While the designs tend to be similar. the calculations are typically repeated in their entirety, obscuring their common structure.
D F Andrews, J E Stafford
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Biometrika Centenary: Sample surveys
Biometrika, 2001Abstract Despite Karl Pearson’s stated aim that the ‘evolutionist has to become in the widest sense of the words a registrar-general for all forms of life’, the papers published in Biometrika on sample surveys have been mainly theoretical and do not start to appear until the 1940s.
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Sample Surveys: Nonprobability Sampling
2001Nonprobability sampling describes any method for collecting survey data which does not utilize a full probability sampling design. Nonprobability samples are usually cheaper and easier to collect than probability samples. However, there are a number of drawbacks.
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Calibration Estimators in Survey Sampling
, 1992J. Deville, C. Särndal
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