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Chapter 3 Producing Data 產生資料. 3.1 Designing Samples 3.2 Designing Experiments. 動機. 從 ( 少量 ) 的樣本 (samples) 推估母體 (population) 的特性 選用可代表母體的樣本 以儘可能不干擾母體的情況下取得資訊. 觀察 vs. 實驗. 觀察性研究 (observational study) 。 對每一個體僅做觀察並量測有興趣的變數,並不試圖影響反應值。 抽樣調查 (sample survey) 。 實驗性研究 (experimental study) 。 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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  • Chapter 3

    Producing Data 3.1 Designing Samples3.2 Designing Experiments

  • ()(samples)(population)

  • vs. (observational study)(sample survey)(experimental study)(treatment) (randomized comparative experiments)

  • 3.1

  • (Confounding)()(Confounding)():()

  • 3.1 Designing Samples

  • (population) (sample)(sample design)

  • (voluntary response sample)Call-in(convenience sampling)(bias)

  • (0~1)(probability sample)

  • (Simple Random Sample) n n (Simple Random Sample, SRS) (table of random digits)

  • (systematic random sample) n N N/n = k1~k a{a, a+k, a+2k, , a+(n-1)k} n n

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  • (Stratified Sample)(stratum)SRS

  • (ASCAP)$ 435(53)() ()()4326

  • (Multistage Samples)(multistage sample design)SRS

  • 2007(Primary Sampling Units, PSUs)754 PSUs428PSUs PSU(blocks)()(cluster)

  • (undercoverage)(homeless)(nonresponse) (response bias)

  • It is estimated that disposable diapers account for less than 2% of the trash in todays landfills. In contrast, beverage containers, third-class mail and yard wasters are estimated to account for about 21% of the trash in landfills. Given this, in your opinion, would it be fair to ban disposable diapers?

  • ()1992Does it seem possible or does it seem impossible to you that the Nazi extermination of the Jews never happened?---22%possibleDoes it seem possible to you that the Nazi extermination of the Jews never happened, or do you feel certain that it happened?---1%possible

  • ()Never trust the results of a sample survey until you have read the exact questions posed.The amount of nonresponse and the date of the survey are also important.Good statistical design is a part, but only a part, of a trustworthy survey.