Three-way stratification sampling design when one of the stratifying variables is time

Ali Ghazali, S. S., Skinner, C. J. & Tahir, M. H. (2007). Three-way stratification sampling design when one of the stratifying variables is time. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Statistics, 49(4), 385-395. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-842X.2007.00489.x
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Bryant, Hartley & Jessen (1960) presented a two-way stratification sampling design when the sample size n is less than the number of strata. Their design was extended to a three-way stratification case by Chaudhary & Kumar (1988), but this design does not take into account serial correlation, which might be present as a result of the presence of a time variable. In this paper, a new sampling procedure is presented for three-way stratification when one of the stratifying variables is time. The purpose of such a design is to take into account serial correlation. The variance of the unweighted estimator of the population mean with respect to a super population model is used as the basis for comparison. Simulation results show that the suggested design is more efficient than the Chaudhary & Kumar (1988) design.

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