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Adaptive Cluster Sampling-Based Design for Estimating COVID-19 Cases With Random Samples
During the COVID-19 pandemic, testing of all persons except those who are symptomatic, is not feasible due to shortage of facilities and staff. This article focuses on estimating the number of COVID-19-positive persons over a geographical domain. The Horvitz–Thompson and Hansen–Hurwitz type estimators under adaptive cluster sampling-based design have been suggested. Two case studies are discussed to demonstrate the performance of the estimators under certain assumptions. Advantages and limitations are also mentioned.
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Adaptive Cluster Sampling, COVID-19, Pandemic, Precise Estimation, Random Samples.
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