Which Sample Survey Strategy? A Review of Three
Different Approaches
Which Sample Survey Strategy? A Review of Three
Different Approaches
Sample survey theory is concerned with methods of sampling from a finite population
of N units and then making inferences about finite population quantities on the basis of the sample data. A method of sampling coupled with a method of estimation given the sample data is often referred to as a sampling strategy, and typically corresponds to a set of rules which tell one how to obtain a sample of units from the finite population and then how to manipulate the resulting sample data to estimate the value of a quantity defined for the entire population.
Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute, University of Southampton
Chambers, R. L.
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2003
Chambers, R. L.
8a7dccad-7738-408e-a509-2de287bde907
Chambers, R. L.
(2003)
Which Sample Survey Strategy? A Review of Three
Different Approaches
(S3RI Methodology Working Papers, M03/20)
Southampton, UK.
Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute, University of Southampton
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Sample survey theory is concerned with methods of sampling from a finite population
of N units and then making inferences about finite population quantities on the basis of the sample data. A method of sampling coupled with a method of estimation given the sample data is often referred to as a sampling strategy, and typically corresponds to a set of rules which tell one how to obtain a sample of units from the finite population and then how to manipulate the resulting sample data to estimate the value of a quantity defined for the entire population.
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