Articles and reports: 12-001-X202400200016Description: Joseph Waksberg was an important figure in survey statistics mainly through his applied work in the design of samples. He took a design-based approach to sample design by emphasizing uses of randomization with the goal of creating estimators with good design-based properties. Since his time on the scene, advances have been made in the use of models to construct designs and in software to implement elaborate designs. This paper reviews uses of models in balanced sampling, cutoff samples, stratification using models, multistage sampling, and mathematical programming for determining sample sizes and allocations. Issue Number: 2024002Author(s): Valliant, RichardMain Product:Survey Methodology
