A Simulation – Based Evaluation of Mixed Systematic Sampling Design

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Napasorn Rattanawuttikajohn
Nat Kulvanich

Abstract

The objectives of this research were to use Mixed Systematic Random Sampling (MRSS), Circular Systematic Sampling (CSS), and Fractional Interval for circumstances when the sample selection range was not an integer. When a population trends linearly with mean square error (MSE) and the efficiency of all three systematic sampling methods is compared with relative efficiency (RE). The findings indicate that Mixed Systematic Random Sampling (MRSS) produced the greatest MSE values when compared to Circular Systematic Sampling (CSS) and Fractional Interval.

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Rattanawuttikajohn, N. ., & Kulvanich , N. . (2022). A Simulation – Based Evaluation of Mixed Systematic Sampling Design. KKU Science Journal, 50(2), 126–135. Retrieved from https://ph01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/KKUSciJ/article/view/250305
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