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Design of Experiments

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Of the 36 accounts drawn randomly from a very large number of accounts in a certain bank, 12 had a deposit of less than Rs. 1500. The estimated standard error for the estimate of the proportion of accounts having a deposit of less than Rs. 1500 is
Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
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‘Two samples of size n ate selected, one according to SRSWR and the other according to SRSWOR. Under SRSWR, V; stands for variance of sample mean based on all units while V2 stands for the variance of sample mean based on distinct units. V3 stands for the variance of sample mean based on SRSWOR. Which one of the following holds ?
Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
3
Asimple random sample of 4 households was drawn from a village containing 120 households. The number of persons per household in the sample were 6, 4, 7 and 3. The estimate of the total number of people in the village is
Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
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In drawing a sample of size n from a finite population of size N using Simple Random Sampling With Replacement (SRSWR), the probability that a specified unit is included in the sample is
Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
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A sample of 100 employees is to be drawn from a population divided into two strata. The strata population sizes $N_i$, population means (Pop. $M_i$) and the population mean squares (Pop. $MS_i$) of their monthly wages are given below:

Stratum $i$$N_i$Pop. $M_i$Pop. $MS_i$ ($S_i^2$)
13002525
22005100
Then the sample sizes using proportional and Neyman allocations are given by:
Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
6
Based on past experience, it is known that standard deviation of weight of one year old rohu fish is 25 g. If it is decided to estimate mean weight within 5 units of true value in either direction with confidence coefficient of 0.95 (note that the standard normal variate Z takes the value 1.96 ~ 2 approximately, at this 95% confidence level), then if the sampling is done with SRSWR and that the finite population correction is ignored, the required sample size is approximately
Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling Simple Random Sampling , Stratified Sampling ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
7
Which one of the following is an example of primary database?
Probability Proportional to Size Sampling, Do Probability Proportional to Size Sampling, Do ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
8
Thomson Reuters was created by the Thomson Corporation's purchase of the --------------company, Reuters Group.
Probability Proportional to Size Sampling, Do Probability Proportional to Size Sampling, Do ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
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Consider the population U = {1, 2, 3} with P({1, 2}) = 1/2; P((1, 3}) = 1/4; P({2, 3}) = 1/4. Then if 1% denotes the first order inclusion probability of the k-th unit (k=1, 2, 3), which of the following is NOT true’
Probability Proportional to Size Sampling, Do Probability Proportional to Size Sampling, Do ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
10
Avillage has 10 orchards numbered 1 to 10 containing 150, 50, 80, 100, 200, 160, 40, 220, 60, 140 trees respectively. It is desired to select a sample of 4 orchards PPS With Replacement to the number of trees in the orchard. By cumulative total method, if the random numbers chosen in the successive draws are 600, 650, 850 and 300,
Probability Proportional to Size Sampling, Do Probability Proportional to Size Sampling, Do ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
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For estimating population mean $\bar{Y}$ of a study variable $Y$ using double sampling, information on an auxiliary variable $X$ was collected from a large preliminary sample of size $n'$ units of a population in which $X$ alone was measured to furnish an estimate $\bar{x}'$ of population mean of $X$, as the information about $X$ of the population was not readily available. From this large preliminary sample, a smaller sample of size $n$ was selected and the information on the main variable $Y$ was collected and sample mean $\bar{y}$ and corresponding sample mean $\bar{x}$ were computed. In both phases, SRSWOR was done. The estimates were then used to obtain a ratio estimator $\bar{y}_d = \frac{\bar{y}}{\bar{x}} \bar{x}'$. While deriving the variance of this ratio type mean estimator, the following errors were considered: $e_1 = \frac{\bar{x} - \bar{x}'}{\bar{X}}$ and $e_2 = \frac{\bar{x}' - \bar{X}}{\bar{X}}$. Then, if $S_x^2$ is the population variance of $X$, $E(e_1 e_2)$ is:

1. $\left(\frac{1}{n} - \frac{1}{n'}\right) S_x^2$
2. $\left(\frac{1}{n'} - \frac{1}{N}\right) S_x^2$
3. $0$
4. $\left(\frac{1}{n} - \frac{1}{N}\right) S_x^2$
Ratio & Regression Estimators, Systematic Sam Ratio & Regression Estimators, Systematic Sam ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
12
Consider the problem of estimating the total number of palm trees on 100 islands in a tropical paradise. The area of each island is known and it is reasonable to think that the number $y_i$ of palm trees on each island is approximately proportional to the size of the island. The total size of these 100 islands is 100 square miles. Let the units selected with replacement in 4 independent draws be the islands numbered 1, 29, 36 and 29 with information details as follows:

Island $i$Size of island $i$ (sq miles)Palm trees $y_i$
1110
29550
36225
29550
Then the Horvitz-Thompson estimate for estimating the total number of trees is:
Ratio & Regression Estimators, Systematic Sam Ratio & Regression Estimators, Systematic Sam ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
13

Consider the following statements to estimate the total marine fish landings of our country:

(A) . Even though the sampling design adopted for the purpose is ‘stratified multistage random sampling’ and stratification being done over space and time, cluster sampling and double sampling are also involved for selecting first stage units.
(B) . A month is divided into 3 groups of 10 consecutive days. Suppose that the 4th date (day) was selected from the group of first 10 days of a month. Then 6 consecutive days from the selected day will be 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and these days are grouped into 3 clusters of 2 consecutive days, i.e., dates (4 and 5) will form one cluster, while (6 and 7) and (8 and 9) will form the other two clusters. From the 2nd group of 10 days, 6 days are systematically selected with a sampling interval of 10 days from the first date selected from the group of first ten days. Thus 6 days In the 2nd group will be 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 forming 3 clusters of dates (14 and 15), (16 and 17) and (18 and 19). From the 3rd group. 6 days are selected with the sampling interval of 10 days from the first day selected in the 2nd group, ie., the dates will be 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29 whose clusters are (24 and 25), (26 and 27), (28 and 29). Thus there are 9 clusters of two days each in a month
(C) . Each maritime state is divided into several zones on the basis of geographical consideration and fishing practices. Nine landing centres are selected at random from each zone for recording fish landings. Then 9 clusters, formed by a certain procedure involving systematic sampling also within a month, are allotted randomly to the 9 selected landing centres
(D) . On the first day of observation data are collected from 6 AM to 12 Noon and in the next day, 12 Noon to 6 PM. The data on night landings are collected by enquiry covering the period from 6 PM of the first day to 6 AM of the next day. Thus a 24 hour period is covered for a landing centre. This forms the ‘landing centre day’ and is the first stage sampling unit. Choose the correct statements from the options given below:
Ratio & Regression Estimators, Systematic Sam Ratio & Regression Estimators, Systematic Sam ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1
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Consider the following statements:

(A) . Suppose the N units of a population are numbered 4 to N in some order. Suppose further that N is expressible as a product of two integers n and k such that N = nk. Select a number between 1 to k. Suppose it is i (this i can be any of numbers 1, 2, ..., k). Select the first unit, whose serial number is i. Select every k-th unit thereafter till the required sample size of nis taken. Then the last unit will be i + (k-1) n fori=1, 2, ..., 0
(B) . Suppose the N units of a population are numbered 1 to N in some order. Suppose further that N is expressible as a product of two integers n and k such that N = nk. Select a number between 1 to k. Suppose it is i (this i can be any of numbers 1, 2, ..., k). Select the first unit, whose serial number is i. Select every k-th unit thereafter till the required sample size of nis taken. Thus there are k possible systematic samples. In other words, a systematic sample is a simple random sampling of one cluster unit from a population of k cluster units each of size n.
(C) . Higher heterogeneity within the units of a systematic sample makes the mean estimator more efficient.
(D) . Systematic sampling is more efficient than Simple Random Sampling (SRS) if the variation within the units in the systematic sample is less than the variation within the units of the SRS sample

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Ratio & Regression Estimators, Systematic Sam Ratio & Regression Estimators, Systematic Sam ICAR JRF Agricultural Statistics 2024 Shift 1 MCQ (Single Correct) +4 / −1

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