Mathematics 549 - Fall 2008
David Patterson
Math 208
Office hours: M 2-3, Tu 1-2, W 4-5 (except on some dates TBA), Th 1-2:30
Readings from textbook:
Week 1: Chapter 1
Week 2: 2.1-2.4, 2.7 (at least to mid p. 24); Math students: 2.6
Week 3: Chap. 3,4,5,6
Week 4: Chap. 7
Week 5: Chap. 8, 11
Week 6:
Week 7: Chap. 11, 12
Week 8: Chap. 13, 14
Syllabus
R project (see "An Introduction to R" under Documentation-Manuals for an intro)
R reference card
Brief introduction to R
Notes
Terminology review
Course overview
Sampling problems
Simple Random Sampling (Chap. 2)
Sample Size (Chap. 4)
Unequal Probability Sampling (Chap. 6)
The Horvitz-Thompson Estimator
PPS Sampling - Supplement
Ratio Estimation
Delta Method
Bootstrapping
Regression Estimation
Ratio/Regression Estimation Supplement
Stratified Sampling
<Cluster and Systematic Sampling
Cluster and Systematic Sampling (Revised)
Multistage Sampling
Double Sampling
Line-Intercept Sampling
Some Extensions of Line-Intercept Sampling
Detectability and Sampling
Distance Sampling (Chap. 17)
Distance Sampling, Part 2
Adaptive Cluster Sampling
Homework
Homework 1: due Fri., Sept. 12.
Homework 2: due Mon., Sept. 29 (note change) Data set: Statepps.dat
Homework 3: due Mon., Oct. 13. Data sets: harvest.csv, otters.csv
Homework 4: due Mon., Nov. 3. Data sets: fraser.txt, coots.txt, Systematic fucntion
Homework 5: due Fri., Nov. 21. Leaf.R, probin.R, ht.R
Solutions
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Homework 1 Solutions
Homework 2 Solutions
Homework 3 Solutions
Test 1 Solutions
Homework 4 Solutions
Homework 5 Solutions
R scripts
Sample size (on p. 18 of notes)
PPS Example (from Reading Data in R)
Horvitz-Thompson Farm Example (on p. 29 of notes)
Ratio Estimation Example (on p. 31 of notes)
Bootstrap Example 1 (pp. 45-7 of notes)
Bootstrap Example 2 (pp. 48-9 of notes)
Regression Estimation Example (pp. 54-55 of notes)
Ratio estimation function (p. 56 of notes)
Regression estimation function (p. 57 of notes)
Stratified random sampling calculations for TV example (p. 66 of notes)
Stratified sample size calculations for TV example (pp. 71-2 of notes)
Two stage calculations for highway example, part 1 (pp. 92-5 of notes)
Two stage calculations for highway example, part 2 (pp. 96-7 of notes)
Two stage allocation calculation for highway example (p. 102 of notes)
Double sampling calculations for biomass example (pp. 105-6 of notes)
Line-intercept calculations for farm example (pp. 117-120 of notes)
Line-intercept calculations for farm example using functions probin and ht
Function probin To compute probabilities of inclusion (both individual and joint) for line-intercept sampling
Function ht To compute Horvitz-Thompson estimate and SE
Other links
USDA publication: Statistical techniques for sampling and monitoring natural resources
Last updated: 5 December 2008