samples

All possible SRSs that can be generated from the population
in Example 2.1 of Lohr(1999).

datasets

Functions and Datasets from Lohr, S. (1999), Sampling:
Design and Analysis, Duxbury.

Tobias Verbeke

SDaA

Sampling: Design and Analysis

samples function

Data frame with the following 10 variables: <dl class="dl-horizontal">
 <dt>snum</dt><dd>sample number</dd>
 <dt>unit1</dt><dd>first unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>unit2</dt><dd>second unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>unit3</dt><dd>third unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>unit4</dt><dd>fourth unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>value1</dt><dd>value for first unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>value2</dt><dd>value for second unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>value3</dt><dd>value for third unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>value4</dt><dd>value for fourth unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>that</dt><dd>t hat, i.e. estimate of the population total based 
 on the given sample</dd>
</dl>

Format

Samples Dataset — samples

Data frame with the following 10 variables: <dl class='dl-horizontal'>
 <dt>snum</dt><dd>sample number</dd>
 <dt>unit1</dt><dd>first unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>unit2</dt><dd>second unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>unit3</dt><dd>third unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>unit4</dt><dd>fourth unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>value1</dt><dd>value for first unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>value2</dt><dd>value for second unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>value3</dt><dd>value for third unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>value4</dt><dd>value for fourth unit in sample</dd>
 <dt>that</dt><dd>t hat, i.e. estimate of the population total based 
 on the given sample</dd>
</dl>

samples: Samples Dataset

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