2003Unpublished venueRequires access

Defining Populations and Selecting Samples

Michael R. Chernick, Robert H. Friis

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Definitions of populations and samples Methods for selecting samples Rationale for selecting a sample Procedures for selecting a sample, including a simple random sample and stratified random sample Methods for selecting a bootstrap sample Implications of selecting a simple random sample

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Definitions of populations and samples Methods for selecting samples Rationale for selecting a sample Procedures for selecting a sample, including a simple random sample and stratified random sample Methods for selecting a bootstrap sample Implications of selecting a simple random sample

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Definitions of populations and samples Methods for selecting samples Rationale for selecting a sample Procedures for selecting a sample, including a simple random sample and stratified random sample Methods for selecting a bootstrap sample Implications of selecting a simple random sample

Key concepts: Sample (material), Simple random sample, Statistics, Simple (philosophy), Stratified sampling, Sample size determination, Computer science, Mathematics

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