Double dipping with balanced sampling

Doubly balanced samples from spatial populations have approximate balance on auxiliary variables and spread over spatial coordinates. This article shows that doubly balanced sampling is also e cient on non-spatial populations when we balance on auxiliary variables and spread over the space spanned by them. Numerical results on three example applications show that our extension of doubly balanced sampling works well in practice.

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Journal
Statistics & Probability Letters
Published
2025-09-25
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.spl.2025.110562
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Gender, Education, and Development Issues
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Double dipping with balanced sampling

Statistics & Probability Letters
Gender, Education, and Development Issues
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Double dipping with balanced sampling

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Abstract

Doubly balanced samples from spatial populations have approximate balance on auxiliary variables and spread over spatial coordinates. This article shows that doubly balanced sampling is also e cient on non-spatial populations when we balance on auxiliary variables and spread over the space spanned by them. Numerical results on three example applications show that our extension of doubly balanced sampling works well in practice.

Statistics & Probability LettersVol. 228
Openalex Percentile: Top 36%
Gender, Education, and Development Issues
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