A Procedure for Stratification by an Extended Ekman Rule

By D. Hedlin. 2000

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• OPTIMAL STRATIFICATION USING RANDOM SEARCH METHOD IN AGRICULTURAL SURVEYS (2004, background): “…the question of sample allocation, model-assisted stratification, take-all stratum and some others (see e.g. Godfrey et al., 1984, Lavalleé and Hidiroglou, 1988, Sweet and Sigman, 1995, Niemiro, 1999, Dorfman and Valiant, 2000, Hedlin, 2000, Rivest, 2002, Lednicki and Wieczorkowski, 2003).”
• A Generalization of the Lavallée and Hidiroglou Algorithm for Stratification in Business Surveys (2002, background): “Recent contributions include Hedlin (2000) who revisits Ekman (1959) rule for stratification, and Dorfman and Valiant (2000) who compare model-based stratification with balanced sampling.”
• Determining the optimum strata boundary points using dynamic programming (2008, methodology): “Although, the efficiency of cum f method depends on the initial choice of the number of classes but there is no theory which gives the best number of classes (see Hedlin 2000).”