neymanAllocation: Returns the number of elements per strata based on Neyman...
In cgu-dados/auditsampling: A auxiliary package to calculate some basic things in sampling. Most used para CGU auditors.
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Based on data from sample and population, this function returns the optimum allocation of elements.
Users can input strata vectors from sample and from population, but the last is not required.
The output is a vector.
Usage
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neymanAllocation(n, strat.vector = NULL, sample.vector, sd.vector)
Arguments
n
The size of sample.
strat.vector
The vector of strata from population data.
sample.vector
The vector of strata from sample data. Required.
sd.vector
The data sample vector from which the standards deviations will be calculated.
Value
Vector with the same length as the unique labels of strata containing the size of each strata for sampling.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Based on data from sample and population, this function returns the optimum allocation of elements. Users can input strata vectors from sample and from population, but the last is not required. The output is a vector.
Usage
1 | neymanAllocation(n, strat.vector = NULL, sample.vector, sd.vector)
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Arguments
n |
The size of sample. |
strat.vector |
The vector of strata from population data. |
sample.vector |
The vector of strata from sample data. Required. |
sd.vector |
The data sample vector from which the standards deviations will be calculated. |
Value
Vector with the same length as the unique labels of strata containing the size of each strata for sampling.
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