Optimal strategy and other problems in probability sampling
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(18)- Plane sampling
- On statistical inference in sample surveys and the underlying role of randomization
- Relative efficiency of certain randomization procedures in an \(n\times n\) array when spatial correlation is present
- Comparison of sampling strategies
- Systematic sampling for autocorrelated superpopulations
- Rate of convergence for asymptotic variance of the Horvitz-Thompson estimator
- Rate of convergence to normal distribution for the Horvitz-Thompson estimator.
- Prediction in finite population under error-in-variables superpopulation models
- Notes for a unified theory of estimation for sample surveys taking into account response errors
- Optimal sampling design under a spatial correlation model
- A generalized class of exponential type estimators for population mean under systematic sampling using two auxiliary variables
- Bayes estimation for the variance of a finite population
- Variance estimation with Chao's sampling scheme
- An efficient class of estimators for the population mean using auxiliary information in systematic sampling
- Bayes, regular and invariant estimators for Markoff's class of linear estimators in sampling finite populations
- Commutativity of the operations of optimum estimator and optimum sampling procedure for Horvitz and Thompson’sT 1 class of linear unbiased estimators
- Model-complete strategies for sampling from convex autocorrelated finite populations
- Nearly optimal two-step Poisson sampling and empirical likelihood weighting estimation for M-estimation with big data
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