On the estimation of the population mean based on ordered samples from an equicorrelated multivariate distribution

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A New Formula for Inclusion Probabilities in Median-Ranked Set Sampling
Double moving extremes ranked set sampling design
Parameter estimation for the Pareto distribution based on ranked set sampling
Two-Stage Cluster Sampling with Ranked Set Sampling in the Secondary Sampling Frame
Investigating the estimation of the population mean using random ranked set samples
On the theory of ranked-set sampling and its ramifications
A parametric test of perfect ranking in balanced ranked set sampling
A new ranked set sampling protocol for the signed rank test
Estimation of the shape and scale parameters of Pareto distribution using ranked set sampling

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