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The 12.8.1 Sampling.- Two-Stage in Problems Allocation 12.8 Sampling.- Random Stratified in Problems Allocation 12.7 Stratification.- Efficient to Approaches Other 12.6 Stratification.- Model-Based of Applications 12.5 Sampling.- Stratified Model-Based 12.4 Model.- Mean Group the for Design Optimal Model-Based 12.3 Estimator.- Regression General the for Design Optimal Model-Based 12.2 Introduction.- 12.1 Designs.- Sampling Optimal for Searching 12 Exercises.- Remarks.- Concluding 11.7 Bootstrap.- The 11.6 Technique.- Jackknife The 11.5 Half-Samples.- Balanced 11.4 Groups.- Random Dependent 11.3.2 Groups.- Random Independent 11.3.1 Technique.- Groups Random The 11.3 Replacement.- without Sampling under Estimator Variance Simplified A 11.2 Introduction.- 11.1 Estimation.- Variance 11 Exercises.- Domains.- Two of Comparison the on More 10.9 Estimation.- Synthetic Domains, Small for Arising Problems 10.8 Domains.- for Models Group 10.7 Domain.- Each for Model Ratio A 10.6 Domains.- for Estimators Regression 10.5 Size.- Sample Domain the on Conditioning 10.4 Domains.- for Methods Estimation Basic The 10.3 Estimation.- Domain for Background The 10.2 Introduction.- 10.1 Domains.- for Estimation 10 Exercises.- Totals.- the of Sum the and Change Absolute the Estimating 9.9.3 Total.- Previous the Estimating 9.9.2 Total.- Current the Estimating 9.9.1 Occasions.- Two on Sampling 9.9 Two.- Phase in Sampling Bernoulli Stratified 9.8 Sampling.- Two-Phase for Estimators Regression 9.7 Estimators.- Difference 9.6 Phases.- Two in Selection for Variables Auxiliary 9.5 Stratification.- for Sampling Two-Phase 9.4 Estimator.- ?* The 9.3 Estimator.- of Choice and Notation 9.2 Introduction.- 9.1 Sampling.- Two-Phase 9 Surveys.- of Analysis and Design in Questions Further III Exercises.- PSU.- Single a within Applied Model Ratio The 8.12 Elements.- for Model Ratio Group The 8.11 Elements.- for Models Ratio 8.10 Level.- Element the at Modeling of Out Arising Estimators Regression 8.9 Clusters.- Poststratified and Clusters Stratified 8.8 Sampling.- Cluster Single-Stage for Effects Design 8.7 Sampled.- Are Clusters When Mean Population the of Estimation 8.6 Totals.- Cluster for Model Ratio Common The 8.5 Level.- Cluster the at Modeling of Out Arising Estimators Regression 8.4 Sampling.- Two-Stage in Estimation Variance and Variance on Comments 8.3 Selected.- Are Elements of Clusters When Information Auxiliary the of Nature The 8.2 Introduction.- 8.1 Sampling.- Two-Stage and Sampling Cluster for Estimators Regression 8 Exercises.- Totals.- Population of Ratio a of Estimation Regression 7.13 Estimators.- Regression of Class A 7.12 Designs.- Sampling Variable-Size for Estimators Regression 7.11 Estimator.- Poststratification the for Analysis Conditional 7.10.2 Sampling.- BE for Analysis Conditional 7.10.1 Intervals.- Confidence Conditional 7.10 Models.- Variance of Analysis 7.9.2 Models.- Regression Multiple 7.9.1 Models.- Regression Multiple on Based Estimators 7.9 Estimators.- Regression Simple and Models Regression Simple 7.8 Estimator.- Ratio Separate the and Model Ratio Group The 7.7 Estimator.- Poststratified the and Model Mean Group The 7.6 Groups.- Population Involving Models 7.5 Model.- Mean Common The 7.4 Models.- Ratio Alternative 7.3.4 Estimator.- Ratio Weighted ? the for Design Sampling Optimal 7.3.3 Designs.- Other under Estimator Ratio The 7.3.2 Sampling.- SI under Estimator Ratio The 7.3.1 Estimator.- Ratio the and Model Ratio Common The 7.3 Considerations.- Preliminary 7.2 Introduction.- 7.1 Designs.- Sampling Element for Estimators Regression 7 Exercises.- Estimator.- Difference the for Coefficients Optimal 6.8 Model.- the of Role the on Comments 6.7 Estimator.- Regression the of Variance The 6.6 Estimator.- Regression the for Expressions Alternative 6.5 Estimator.- Regression the Introducing 6.4 Estimator.- Difference The 6.3 Variables.- Auxiliary 6.2 Introduction.- 6.1 Estimator.- Regression The 6 Variables.- Auxiliary Using Modeling, Linear through Estimation II Exercises.- 5.10.1.- Result of Demonstration 5.12 Median.- Population a of Estimation 5.11 Coefficients.- Regression the of Estimation 5.10.2 Interest.- of Parameters The 5.10.1 Coefficients.- Regression of Estimation 5.10 Population.- Finite a in Covariances and Variances of Estimation 5.9 Mean.- Domain a of Estimation 5.8 Mean.- Population a of Estimation 5.7 Ratio.- a of Estimation 5.6 Estimation.- Variance for Technique Linearization Taylor The 5.5 Study.- of Variables Several for Estimators ? 5.4 Unbiasedness.- Asymptotic and Consistency 5.3 Statements.- Confidence on Bias of Effect The 5.2 Introduction.- 5.1 Problems.- Estimation Complex More to Introduction 5 Exercises.- Sampling.- Multistage in Estimators Variance Simplified Comparing 4.6 PSUs.- of Sampling With-Replacement 4.5 Sampling.- Element Three-Stage 4.4.2 Result.- General a and Introduction 4.4.1 Sampling.- Multistage 4.4 Sampling.- Element Two-Stage 4.3.2 Introduction.- 4.3.1 Sampling.- Two-Stage 4.3 Sampling.- Cluster Random Simple 4.2.2 Introduction.- 4.2.1 Sampling.- Cluster Single-Stage 4.2 Introduction.- 4.1 Stages.- More or Two in Sampling and Sampling Cluster for Estimation Unbiased 4 Exercises.- Replacement.- with Sampling Random Simple of Effect Design The 3.8.2 Replacement.- with Sampling Random Simple for Estimators Alternative 3.8.1 Replacement.- with Sampling versus Replacement without Sampling 3.8 Sampling.- STSI under Allocations Alternative 3.7.4 Allocation.- Sample Optimum 3.7.3 Estimation.- and Definitions, Notation, 3.7.2 Introduction.- 3.7.1 Sampling.- Stratified 3.7 Groups.- Formed Randomly from Selection 3.6.4 Sampling.- pps 3.6.3 Sampling.- ?ps 3.6.2 Introduction.- 3.6.1 Sampling.- Proportional-to-Size Probability 3.6 Sampling.- Poisson 3.5 Variance.- the Estimating 3.4.4 Sampling.- Systematic of Efficiency The 3.4.3 Size.- Sample the Controlling 3.4.2 Result.- Main and Definitions 3.4.1 Sampling.- Systematic 3.4 Replacement.- with Sampling Random Simple 3.3.2 Replacement.- without Sampling Random Simple 3.3.1 Sampling.- Random Simple 3.3 Sampling.- Bernoulli 3.2 Introduction.- 3.1 Designs.- Sampling Element for Estimation Unbiased 3 Exercises.- Intervals.- Confidence 2.11 Effect.- Design The 2.10 Sampling.- With-Replacement 2.9 Properties.- Its and Estimator ? The 2.8 Properties.- Statistical Basic Their and Estimators 2.7 Indicators.- Membership Sample The 2.6 Statistic.- a of Notion The 2.5 Probabilities.- Inclusion 2.4 Design.- Sampling 2.3 Selection.- Sample and Sample, Population, 2.2 Introduction.- 2.1 Samples.- Probability from Estimation in Ideas Basic 2 Exercises.- Sampling.- Survey in Theory Statistical of Role The 1.10 Design.- Survey Total 1.9 Design.- Survey Total for Need the and Survey a Planning 1.8 Error.- of Sources Associated and Operations Survey 1.7 Population.- Frame and Population Target 1.6 Devices.- Similar and Frames Area 1.5 Frame.- Sampling 1.4 Sampling.- Probability 1.3 Survey.- a of Outline Skeleton 1.2 Society.- in Surveys 1.1 Practice.- and Theory in Sampling Survey 1 Designs.- Sampling Important and Populations Finite for Estimation of Principles I PCs einkaufen der zur Verwaltung des Onlineshops genutzt wird Somit kann das Angebot eines Onlineshops gleich gut auf einem PC über den Webbrowser CPA– Kosten pro Conversion (Cost-per-Acquisition)

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