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sample
(redirected from Simple random sample)

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sample [′sam·pəl]
(science and technology)
Representative fraction of material tested or analyzed in order to determine the nature, composition, and percentage of specified constituents, and possibly their reactivity.
(statistics)
A selection of a certain collection from a larger collection.

(digital signal processing)sample - The result of measuring the amplitude of an analog signal at a specified time. In digital signal processing a sample is a signed or unsigned number and the number of samples per second is called the sample rate.


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As a result, the standard variance calculations assuming a simple random sample (SRS) will underestimate the true variance.
A simple random sample can be as much as two to three times larger than a well-designed complex sample.
In their study of Black households, a first-phase simple random sample of telephone numbers was selected and called to determine eligibility.
 
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