Systematic Sampling and its Relation to other Sampling Designs
Journal of the American Statistical AssociationPublished 1 June 1946
Lillian H. Madow
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Its relation to random sampling, stratified random sampling and cluster sampling is shown by means of a numerical example and some advice is given on the circumstances under which systematic sampling may be advantageously used.
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Abstract Abstract This paper presents a simple introduction to the theory of systematic sampling. Its relation to random sampling, stratified random sampling and cluster sampling is shown by means of a numerical example. Some advice is given on the circumstances under which systematic sampling may be advantageously used.
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Mathematics