sampling fraction
noun[C]
MARKETING,MEASURESukustherelationshipbetween thesizeof agrouptakingpartin astudyand thesizeof thelargergroupthat theybelongto:
Given thelowsamplingfraction(5%), thedatacannot beconsideredstatisticallyrepresentative.
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According to sampling theory, this assumption is reasonable when thesamplingfractionis small.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.If thesamplingfractionis less than 5%, then the finite population effect might be ignored.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.To adjust for a largesamplingfraction, the fpc factored into the calculation of the margin of error, which has the effect of narrowing the margin of error.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Thus, the totalsamplingfractionfor this par t of the site is 5%.
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One 5- 5-m square (or a 1%samplingfraction) from each stratum was randomly selected using a table of random numbers.
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Due to the different sampling probabilities (for different age groups), relative weights inversely proportional to thesamplingfractionwere used.
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Due to the different sampling probabilities, relative weights inversely proportional to thesamplingfractionare used in the estimation of measures which are generalized to the sampling frame.
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The proportion of time that each insect spends in the areas of attraction is termed here thesamplingfraction.
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It is a one in 10 sample of incomes over £100,000 and an even biggersamplingfractionof the very largest incomes.
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Assuming that every insect spends roughly the same amount of time in areas of attraction to traps, then the detectability will be reduced by thesamplingfraction.
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