Affiliation:
1. University of Michigan Research Prof. Emeritus at the , Ann Arbor, MI, USA and University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA
Abstract
Abstract
Morris Hansen made seminal contributions to the early development of sampling theory, including convincing government survey administrators to use probability sampling as opposed to nonprobability (NP) methods like quota sampling. He codified many of the early results in design-based sampling theory in his 1953 two-volume set co-authored with Hurwitz and Madow. Since those developments, the explicit use of models has proliferated in sampling for use in basic point estimation, nonresponse and noncoverage adjustment, imputation, and a variety of other areas. This paper summarizes some of the early developments, controversies in the design-based versus model-based debate, and uses of models for inference from probability and NP samples.
Publisher
Oxford University Press (OUP)
Subject
Applied Mathematics,Statistics, Probability and Uncertainty,Social Sciences (miscellaneous),Statistics and Probability
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