Multi-Stage, Successive, and Re-Sampling Strategies

Sarjinder Singh
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Sarjinder Singh: St. Cloud State University, Department of Statistics

Chapter 10 in Advanced Sampling Theory with Applications, 2003, pp 829-888 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The meaning of multi-stage sampling is clear from its name. Here we have several stages for the sample selection. In fact it is an extension of the concept of cluster sampling. Similar to cluster sampling first we divide the population into M clusters or heterogeneous groups. We select m clusters and use the estimates of cluster means or totals to form population estimate. For example, in two-stage sampling we again divide our population into M groups and select a sample of groups, which form the first stage sample. The units so selected are called first stage units (FSU).

Keywords: Unbiased Estimator; Successive Sampling; Stage Unit; Stage Sample Cluster; Jackknife Variance Estimator (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2003
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DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-0789-4_10

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