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9 Papers found for "Unequal Probability Sampling (9)"

Modification of Murthy’s estimator using general selection procedure for unequal probability sampling without replacement

M. Qaiser Shahbaz, Nadeem Shafique Butt

Pakistan Journal of Statistics | 2004

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A new estimator of population total using Durbin’s selection procedure for unequal probability sampling

M. Qaiser Shahbaz

Pakistan Journal of Statistics | 2004

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A simple general procedure for unequal probability sampling without replacement

M. Qaiser Shahbaz, M. Samiuddin, Muhammad Hanif

Pakistan Journal of Statistics | 2004

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Modification of Murthy’s estimator using some selection procedures for unequal probability sampling and without replacement

M. Qaiser Shahbaz, Muhammad Hanif

Pakistan Journal of Statistics | 2003

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A simple procedure for unequal probability sampling without replacement sample size 2

M. Qaiser Shahbaz, Muhammad Hanif

Pakistan Journal of Statistics | 2003

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Estimation of total and variance estimation in a version of unequal probability sampling in three stages

Arijit Chaudhuri

Pakistan Journal of Statistics | 1996

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A procedure of unequal probability sampling

Abdul Kadir A. Kattan, M. Samiuddin

Pakistan Journal of Statistics | 1991

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Sampling Strategy for Not-Evenly Spread Populations

Muhammad Khalid Pervaiz

Journal Of Statistics | 2003

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A Modified Murthy Estimator of Population Total in Unequal Probability Sampling

Hina Muzaffar, Muhammad Qaiser Shahbaz

Journal Of Statistics | 2003

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