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Balanced repeated replication

Balanced repeated replication (BRR) is a statistical technique for estimating the sampling variability of a statistic obtained by stratified sampling.

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Balanced repeated replication → American Statistical Association, Fay's, Half, Inference, International Statistical Institute, Journal, Judkins, Mccarthy, Official Statistics, Properties, Pseudo-replication, Rao, Review, Second-order, Statistics, The Annals, Wu

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half-samples variance brr half-sample statistic sample stratum units size statistics balanced sampling technique statistical full estimate may case samples stratified

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Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksMccarthy0.60section
Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksPseudo-replication0.60section
Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksHalf0.60section
Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksReview0.60section
Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksInternational Statistical Institute0.60section
Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksRao0.60section
Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksInference0.60section
Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksProperties0.60section
Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksThe Annals0.60section
Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksStatistics0.60section
Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksJudkins0.60section
Balanced repeated replicationrelated to External linksFay's0.60section

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