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Some elementary properties of systematic sampling

J. Sedransk

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Abstract

In many sample surveys, systematic sampling is employed in lieu of simple random sampling. Here, systematic sampling is compared with the simple random and stratified random sampling procedures. The comparisons are made utilizing two different assumptions about the “exchangeability” of the random variables under investigation. For the systematic sampling method, several appropriate estimators of variance are suggested.

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In many sample surveys, systematic sampling is employed in lieu of simple random sampling. Here, systematic sampling is compared with the simple random and stratified random sampling procedures. The comparisons are made utilizing two different assumptions about the “exchangeability” of the random variables under investigation. For the systematic sampling method, several appropriate estimators of variance are suggested.

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In many sample surveys, systematic sampling is employed in lieu of simple random sampling. Here, systematic sampling is compared with the simple random and stratified random sampling procedures. The comparisons are made utilizing two different assumptions about the “exchangeability” of the random variables under investigation. For the systematic sampling method, several appropriate estimators of variance are suggested.

Key concepts: Simple random sample, Systematic sampling, Stratified sampling, Sampling (signal processing), Sampling design, Statistics, Mathematics, Estimator

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