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Stratified Sampling

Stratified random sampling involves separating a population into non-overlapping groups called strata and then randomly sampling from each stratum. Key steps include clearly specifying the strata, dividing the sampling units into strata, and selecting a simple random sample from each stratum. Estimates like means, totals, and proportions can then be calculated for the overall population based on stratum sample sizes, means, and population sizes. The allocation of sample sizes across strata considers factors like stratum population sizes, variances, and costs. Common allocation methods include optimal, Neyman, and proportional allocation.

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Stratified Sampling

Stratified random sampling involves separating a population into non-overlapping groups called strata and then randomly sampling from each stratum. Key steps include clearly specifying the strata, dividing the sampling units into strata, and selecting a simple random sample from each stratum. Estimates like means, totals, and proportions can then be calculated for the overall population based on stratum sample sizes, means, and population sizes. The allocation of sample sizes across strata considers factors like stratum population sizes, variances, and costs. Common allocation methods include optimal, Neyman, and proportional allocation.

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STRATIFIED

RANDOM SAMPLING
DEFINITION
A STRATIFIED RANDOM SAMPLE is one
obtained by separating the population
elements into non overlapping groups,
called strata, and then selecting a
simple random sample from each
stratum
N1 n2
y2 N2
n1 N3
y1 n3
y3
HOW TO DRAW A STRATIFIED RANDOM
SAMPLE

• Clearly specify the strata


• After the sampling units divided into
strata, select a SRS from each stratum

You plan to stratify the sampling units, say household, into


rural and urban units. What should be done with
households in a town of 1000 inhabitants. Are these
households rural or urban?
Rural if the town is isolated in the country
Urban if the town is adjacent to a large city

Hence to specify what is meant by urban and


rural is essential so that each sampling unit
clearly falls into only one stratum
TAKSIRAN UNTUK :
•MEAN
•TOTAL
•PROPORSI
•ALOKASI SAMPEL
Notation :
L : number of strata
N i : number of sampling units in stratum i
N : number of sampling units in the population
 N1  N 2  ............  N L
yi : sample mean for the SRS selected from stratum i
ni : sample size for stratum i
i : population mean for stratum i
 i : population total for stratum i
 : population total  1   2  .........   L
From SRS 
yi is an unbiased estimator of i
N i yi is an unbiased estimator of  i  N i i

L
1 1
ˆ  yst   N1 y1  ......  N L yL   N i yi
N N i 1
L
1
yst 
N
N
1
i yi

1 L
 N i  ni   s 
2
SE  2* 2  N i
2

i

N 1  N i   ni 
L
ˆ  N yst  N
1
i yi

L
 N  n  s  2
V (ˆ)   N 
ˆ
i
2 i i
 
i

1  N i  i 
n

ˆ
Sampling Error  B  2 V (ˆ)
TAKSIRAN UNTUK PROPORSI
L
1
ˆ 
p
N
 N . pˆ
i 1
i i

1 L  pˆ i qˆi  N i  ni  
Vˆ  pˆ   2  N i . 
2
 
N i 1  (ni  1)  N i  
Bˆ  2 Vˆ  pˆ 

1 L  pˆ i qˆi  Ni  ni 
ˆ
B2
N2
 2
Ni  
 (ni  1)  Ni

i 1  
UKURAN SAMPEL
Misalkan : ni  n wi
L

 i i / wi
N 2
 2

n  1
L
N D   Ni 
2
i
2

B2
D  untuk menaksir 
4

B2
D  untuk menaksir 
4N2
ALOKASI SAMPEL
Untuk menentukan alokasi sampel harus
dipertimbangkan :
• Ukuran populasi strata; makin besar ukuran populasi
stratum makin besar ukuran sampel yang diambil dari
stratum tersebut
• Variasi observasi dalam tiap stratum  makin
bervariasi, ukuran sampel makin besar
• Biaya pengambilan data di setiap stratum  harga
makin mahal maka ukuran sampel makin kecil.
ALOKASI OPTIMAL
 
 N  / c 
ni  n  L i i i

 
 
 1
N k  k / ck 

 L
 L

  N k  k / ck    N i  i ci 
n   1   1 
L
N D   Ni  i
2 2

1
ALOKASI NEYMAN
 
 Ni  i 
ni  n  
 
L



N
1
i i 

2
 L

  Ni  i 
n   1 
L
N 2
D   Ni  i
2

1
ALOKASI PROPORSIONAL

 
 Ni   Ni 
ni  n   n 
   N 
L




1
Ni 

2
 L

  Ni  i 
n   1 
L
N 2
D   Ni  i
2

1
Menentukan ukuran sampel untuk menaksir
proporsi dengan sampling error B
ALOKASI OPTIMAL

Ni pi qi / ci
ni  n L

N
1
k pk qk / ck

 i pi qi / wi
N 2
B2
n 1
L
dim ana D 
N 2 D   Ni pi qi
4
1
ALOKASI NEYMAN

 
 Ni pi qi 
ni  n  
 
L



N 1
i pi qi 

2
 L

  Ni pi qi 
n   1 
L
N 2
D   N i pi qi
1
ALOKASI PROPORSIONAL

 Ni 
ni  n  
 N 
Npq
n
ND  pq
2
B
D
4

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