We study robust sampling designs for model-based stratification, when the assumed distribution F0 (·) of an auxiliary variable x, and the variance function g0 (·) in the associated regression model, are only approximately specified. We first maximize the scaled prediction mean squared error (SPMSE) for the empirical best predictor over the neighbourhoods of F0 and g0. Then we obtain robust sampling designs which minimize this maximum SPMSE through a modified genetic algorithm with ‘artificial implantation’. The techniques are illustrated in two case studies of Australian sugar farms and MU281 population. i
We consider the construction of robust sampling designs for the estimation of threshold probabilitie...
The coalescent process describes how changes in the size or structure of a population influence the ...
When designing a sampling survey, usually constraints are set on the desired precision levels regard...
Permission is hereby granted to the University of Alberta Library to reproduce single copies of this...
We address the problem of finding robust sampling designs for the estimation of a discrete time seco...
The sampling strategy that couples probability proportional-to-size sampling with the GREG estimator...
There are several reasons why robust regression techniques are useful tools in sampling design. Firs...
There are several reasons why robust regression techniques are useful tools in sampling design. Fir...
We address the problem of finding robust sampling designs for the estimation of a discrete time seco...
"There are several reasons why robust regression techniques are useful tools in sampling design. Fir...
genetic algorithm, multivariate allocation The optimality of a sample design can be defined in terms...
When designing a sampling survey, usually constraints are set on the desired precision levels regard...
A well-designed sampling plan can greatly enhance the information that can be produced from a survey...
Auxiliary variables, both univariate and multivariate, must be efficiently used to obtain accurate e...
In areas with marked differences in accessibility, the cost efficiency of design-based sampling stra...
We consider the construction of robust sampling designs for the estimation of threshold probabilitie...
The coalescent process describes how changes in the size or structure of a population influence the ...
When designing a sampling survey, usually constraints are set on the desired precision levels regard...
Permission is hereby granted to the University of Alberta Library to reproduce single copies of this...
We address the problem of finding robust sampling designs for the estimation of a discrete time seco...
The sampling strategy that couples probability proportional-to-size sampling with the GREG estimator...
There are several reasons why robust regression techniques are useful tools in sampling design. Firs...
There are several reasons why robust regression techniques are useful tools in sampling design. Fir...
We address the problem of finding robust sampling designs for the estimation of a discrete time seco...
"There are several reasons why robust regression techniques are useful tools in sampling design. Fir...
genetic algorithm, multivariate allocation The optimality of a sample design can be defined in terms...
When designing a sampling survey, usually constraints are set on the desired precision levels regard...
A well-designed sampling plan can greatly enhance the information that can be produced from a survey...
Auxiliary variables, both univariate and multivariate, must be efficiently used to obtain accurate e...
In areas with marked differences in accessibility, the cost efficiency of design-based sampling stra...
We consider the construction of robust sampling designs for the estimation of threshold probabilitie...
The coalescent process describes how changes in the size or structure of a population influence the ...
When designing a sampling survey, usually constraints are set on the desired precision levels regard...