NASA NTRS ยท 19830017225
Estimating regression coefficients from clustered samples: Sampling errors and optimum sample allocation
Abstract
A number of surveys were conducted to study the relationship between the level of aircraft or traffic noise exposure experienced by people living in a particular area and their annoyance with it. These surveys generally employ a clustered sample design which affects the precision of the survey estimates. Regression analysis of annoyance on noise measures and other variables is often an important component of the survey analysis. Formulae are presented for estimating the standard errors of regression coefficients and ratio of regression coefficients that are applicable with a two- or three-stage clustered sample design. Using a simple cost function, they also determine the optimum allocation of the sample across the stages of the sample design for the estimation of a regression coefficient.
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Kalton, G.. 1983-05-01. Estimating regression coefficients from clustered samples: Sampling errors and optimum sample allocation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830017225
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