A "super-population viewpoint' for finite population sampling.
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Summary
A new technique for making inferences about finite population "parameters' is developed and shown to be applicable for any survey design, including the estimation of strata- and population means in stratified sampling.
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- 1975-06-01
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Keywords
Population, Sampling (signal processing), Stratified sampling, Estimator, Sample (material)
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