Bryant, Hartley & Jessen (1960) presented a two-way stratification sampling design when the sample size n is less than the number of strata. Their design was extended to a three-way stratification case by Chaudhary & Kumar (1988), but this design does not take into account serial correlation, which might be present as a result of the presence of a time variable. In this paper, a new sampling procedure is presented for three-way stratification when one of the stratifying variables is time. The purpose of such a design is to take into account serial correlation. The variance of the unweighted estimator of the population mean with respect to a super population model is used as the basis for comparison. Simulation results show that the suggeste...
In this article, a comparison between the most promising nonparametric tests in a two-sample stratif...
Use of ranks in unequal probability sampling is examined for sample selection, stratification as wel...
In areas with marked differences in accessibility, the cost efficiency of design-based sampling stra...
Bryant, Hartley & Jessen (1960) presented a two-way stratification sampling design when the sample s...
Bryant, Hartley & Jessen (1960) presented a two-way stratification sampling design when the samp...
Stratified random sampling is one of the most widely used sampling techniques. In practice, in many ...
The temporal dimension is often neglected in survey designs since, in general, samples are drawn ind...
Not AvailableThe following problems have been attempted in the present work. I. Investigation of op...
This thesis is composed of six papers, all dealing with the issue of sampling from a finite populati...
[[abstract]]An attempt will be made here to extend Dalenius'(1950) theory of univariate stratificati...
A well-designed sampling plan can greatly enhance the information that can be produced from a survey...
most commonly used in all fields of scientific investigation is that of probabilistic sam-pling. Pro...
In estimating the population mean of a study variable y, we can often use a ratio-type estimator whe...
In most surveys, the target variables (items of interest) commonly resemble right-skewed distributio...
In this paper, we have considered the problem of three-stage sample surveys. The problem of a three ...
In this article, a comparison between the most promising nonparametric tests in a two-sample stratif...
Use of ranks in unequal probability sampling is examined for sample selection, stratification as wel...
In areas with marked differences in accessibility, the cost efficiency of design-based sampling stra...
Bryant, Hartley & Jessen (1960) presented a two-way stratification sampling design when the sample s...
Bryant, Hartley & Jessen (1960) presented a two-way stratification sampling design when the samp...
Stratified random sampling is one of the most widely used sampling techniques. In practice, in many ...
The temporal dimension is often neglected in survey designs since, in general, samples are drawn ind...
Not AvailableThe following problems have been attempted in the present work. I. Investigation of op...
This thesis is composed of six papers, all dealing with the issue of sampling from a finite populati...
[[abstract]]An attempt will be made here to extend Dalenius'(1950) theory of univariate stratificati...
A well-designed sampling plan can greatly enhance the information that can be produced from a survey...
most commonly used in all fields of scientific investigation is that of probabilistic sam-pling. Pro...
In estimating the population mean of a study variable y, we can often use a ratio-type estimator whe...
In most surveys, the target variables (items of interest) commonly resemble right-skewed distributio...
In this paper, we have considered the problem of three-stage sample surveys. The problem of a three ...
In this article, a comparison between the most promising nonparametric tests in a two-sample stratif...
Use of ranks in unequal probability sampling is examined for sample selection, stratification as wel...
In areas with marked differences in accessibility, the cost efficiency of design-based sampling stra...