Design effect of randomized systematic sampling
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- On the Theory of Systematic Sampling, I
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- Probability in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries: An Analysis of Puritan Casuistry
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- Systematic Sampling and its Relation to Other Sampling Designs
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(5)- Coexistence of a family of systematic sampling designs with positive second order inclusion probabilities and block designs
- Relative Accuracy of Systematic and Stratified Random Samples for a Certain Class of Populations
- Systematic sampling is a minimum support design
- Mixed random systematic sampling designs
- Modified systematic sampling with multiple random starts
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