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A Note on the Estimation of the Population Mean in Stratified Random Sampling Using Two Auxiliary Variables

Jitendra Kumar Sahoo, M.K. Bala

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In this paper, a two-phase sampling estimator for a stratified population mean using two auxiliary variables x and z is considered when the stratum mean of x is unknown but that of z is known. The suggested estimator under its optimal condition is found to be more efficient than the one using only x.

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In this paper, a two-phase sampling estimator for a stratified population mean using two auxiliary variables x and z is considered when the stratum mean of x is unknown but that of z is known. The suggested estimator under its optimal condition is found to be more efficient than the one using only x.

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In this paper, a two-phase sampling estimator for a stratified population mean using two auxiliary variables x and z is considered when the stratum mean of x is unknown but that of z is known. The suggested estimator under its optimal condition is found to be more efficient than the one using only x.

Key concepts: Population mean, Stratified sampling, Mathematics, Estimator, Statistics, Stratum, Population, Sampling (signal processing)

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