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Abstract #303664

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Activity Number:	450
Type:	Contributed
Date/Time:	Wednesday, August 10, 2005 : 2:00 PM to 3:50 PM
Sponsor:	Section on Nonparametric Statistics
Abstract - #303664
Title:	Rank Set Sampling: Allocation of Sample Units to the Judgment Order Statistics
Author(s):	Jessica Kohlschmidt*+ and Elizabeth A. Stasny and Doug Wolfe
Companies:	The Ohio State University and The Ohio State University and The Ohio State University
Address:	787 Lescar Lane, Galloway, OH, 43119, United States
Keywords:	Ranked Set Sampling ; Logistic Regression ; Sample Allocation ; Two Sample Problems ; Dichotomous Data
Abstract:	Ranked set sampling is a sampling procedure that has recently received considerable attention in the survey research literature. It is being shown that ranked set sampling outperforms simple random sampling in many situations. The goal of ranked set sampling is to provide the same accuracy, but with a smaller sample size than is needed in simple random sampling. The focus of this project is on the sensitivity analysis of optimal allocation of sample units to each order statistic. We will examine the best allocation for distributing the total sample size to two populations and assigning sample units within each population to each order statistic.

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