Survey Sampling¶
Kish, L. (1965). Survey Sampling. Wiley.
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- Sampling (Representativeness)
- When these elements are present and properly implemented — explicit target-population definition, enumerable frame with coverage assessment, specified selection probabilities (equal or unequal, with documented allocation rules), rigorous execution of the probability mechanism, measurement protocols minimizing non-response, non-response adjustment and weighting, design-based variance estimation, and transparent reporting — the sample provides calibrated inference to the defined target population
This sourceStandard reference formalizing strata as mutually exclusive, exhaustive subpopulations indexed by a stratification variable; develops within-stratum variance, between-stratum variance, and design-effect notation that grounds the formal definition of stratified structure.
- When these elements are present and properly implemented — explicit target-population definition, enumerable frame with coverage assessment, specified selection probabilities (equal or unequal, with documented allocation rules), rigorous execution of the probability mechanism, measurement protocols minimizing non-response, non-response adjustment and weighting, design-based variance estimation, and transparent reporting — the sample provides calibrated inference to the defined target population
- Stratification
- Following Kish's (1965) canonical survey-sampling formalization of strata as mutually exclusive subpopulations indexed by a stratification variable, let S be a system with an ordered set of layers L = {L₁, L₂, …, Lₙ}, indexed along an axis A (e.g., depth, altitude, social rank).
This sourceStandard reference formalizing strata as mutually exclusive, exhaustive subpopulations indexed by a stratification variable; develops within-stratum variance, between-stratum variance, and design-effect notation that grounds the formal definition of stratified structure.
- Following Kish's (1965) canonical survey-sampling formalization of strata as mutually exclusive subpopulations indexed by a stratification variable, let S be a system with an ordered set of layers L = {L₁, L₂, …, Lₙ}, indexed along an axis A (e.g., depth, altitude, social rank).
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