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Activity Number: 436
Type: Contributed
Date/Time: Tuesday, August 2, 2016 : 2:00 PM to 3:50 PM
Sponsor: Survey Research Methods Section
Abstract #321044 View Presentation
Title: Selecting a Sample from a Changing Frame
Author(s): Eric Grau* and Elaine Gilby and Paul O'Leary
Companies: Mathematica Policy Research and Social Security Administration and Social Security Administration
Keywords: adaptive sample design ; disabled population
Abstract:

Probability samples are usually selected from a fixed sample frame, which is a close facsimile of the target population, and the probability of selection can be easily quantified. The sample design is necessarily more complicated when the sample frame is not fixed, but changes over time. In this paper, we describe an adaptive sample design for a target population that are members of a disabled population who had successful work experience. The highest priority in this design is to minimize the length of time between the interview date and the period of successful work. We describe a design that was intended to do this, while at the same time accommodating the changing frame.


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