Applications of Neutrosophic Statistics in Analysing Systematic Random Sample Survey Data
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Pranesh Kumar
University of Northern British Columbia, BC, Canada
Keywords:
Neutrosophic logic and math; Linear systematic sample; Circular systematic sample; Survey data analysis.Abstract
Systematic random sampling method has been extensively used to select samples when populations are defined across time and space and when
sampling frame is not determined. This method is preferred for its ease of implementation and simple procedure, low budget considerations,
convenience of sample selection and also, even when sampling frame is not available. In this paper, we aim to present different types of systematic
sampling methods for the estimation of population mean/total. For illustration purpose, we have considered the real data examples from the practical
applications and have analyzed them using neutrosophic logic, which takes into account the indeterminate or imprecise or missing data information.
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