Finite Population Estimation is a statistical methodology that involves inferring the characteristics of a population of fixed and countable size based on sample data, distinguished from infinite population estimation by its assumption that the population under study is bounded and exhaustively enumerable.
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Total Survey Error: Past, Present, and Future
Robert M. Groves, Lars Lyberg · Public Opinion Quarterly · 2010 · 591 citations
Estimating a Distribution Function with Truncated Data
Michael Woodroofe · The Annals of Statistics · 1985 · 523 citations · Full text
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