Relationships Broader Term:  sampling Related Term:  fat file method n. ~ A technique of selecting items from a group based on some formal characteristic, without regard to the content of the items. N [..]

A procedure of selecting every kth member until reaching a sample of the desired size. The sample that results from this procedure should be approximately random.

It a sampling type in which all people are listed down and they are chosen using a certain procedure. The population can be given a number or can be listed in alphabetical way to get the sample.

Systematic Sampling is a sampling strategy where participants are selected by taking every Nth person from a list. Let's say you work at a company with 5,000 employees and you want to conduct a c [..]

[statistics] Systematic sampling involves selecting samples using a regular and ordered sampling framework.

Choosing a sample in a methodical way. For example, if you survey every tenth person on an alphabetical list of names, you are surveying a systematic sample.

The selection of units from a list using a selection interval (k) so that every k'th element on the list, following a random start between 1 and k, is included in the sample. For example, if k we [..]

A form of probabilistic sampling employing a grid of equally spaced locations; e.g., selecting every other square. This method of regular spcaing runs the risk of missing (or hitting) every single exa [..]

A procedure that selects of every kth element on the sampling frame after a random start.

is a form of probability sampling in case the sampling frame covers the entire target population and shows no periodicity. Systematic sampling implies to evenly sample over the entire target population. An example of systematic sampling is sampling the first phone number on the top left corner of every page of the phone book.

A sample drawn by selecting every Nth case from a list of potential units. [10]

A sampling design that is based on a systematic selection of samples.

Sampling that follows a pre-set, regular pattern. For example, sampling at a fixed depth at the nodes of a rectangular grid laid over a site.