ST.815 ADVANCED SAMPLING TECHNIQUES
June, July, August 2008
Instructor: John Borkowski
Course Syllabus
The course notes are being revised as the course progresses.
Section 1: Revision completed May 27, 2008
Section 2: Revision completed May 30, 2008
Section 3: Revision completed May 30, 2008
Section 4: Revision completed, June 10, 2008
Section 5: Revision completed, June 18, 2008
Section 6: Revision completed, June 24, 2008
Section 7: Revision completed, June 28, 2008
Section 8: Revision completed, July 20, 2008
Section 9: Revision completed, August 18, 2008
Section 10: Revision completed, August 12, 2008
Section 11: Revision completed, August 12, 2008
Section 12: Revision completed, August 17,2008
Course notes by topic.
T-Table
Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Sampling
2. Simple Random Sampling
3. Unequal Probability Sampling
4. Ratio and Regression Estimation
5. Stratified Sampling
6. One-stage Cluster Sampling and Systematic
Sampling
7. Multistage Sampling
8. Resampling Methods: The Jackknife
9. Resampling Methods: The Bootstrap
10. Detectability and Sampling
11. Distance Sampling
12. Adaptive Cluster Sampling
Turk and Borkowski (2005) Paper
SAS Proc Surveymeans code:
SRS estimation of mean mu and total tau
SRS estimation of proportion p
Ratio estimation of R, mu, tau
Ratio estimation data set (n=300)
Domain estimation (mu_x unknown)
Domain estimation (mu_x known)
Stratified SRS estimation of mu and tau (Fig 5a)
Stratified SRS estimation of mu and tau (Fig 5b)
Stratified SRS estimation of p (Fig 5c)
Separate stratified ratio estimation
Estimation for cluster sampling
Estimation for systematic sampling
Assignments
List of Problems to be assigned
Assignment 1
Assignment 2
Assignment 3
Assignment 3 proofs without missing details.
Assignment 4
Assignment 5
Assignment 6
Borkowski (2003) SLSS+/-k paper
Davison and Hinkley (1997) finite population
bootstrap
Matlab Code