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Q164Section III (Statistics)164 of 180

Computing inclusion probabilities from an explicit sampling design

Suppose there are five units, u1,…,u5u_1,\dots,u_5 in a population. The probabilities of selecting a sample of size two with different units are: p({u1,u2})=1/2,p({u3,u4})=1/6,p({u3,u5})=1/6, p({u4,u5})=1/6p(\{u_1,u_2\})=1/2, p(\{u_3,u_4\})=1/6, p(\{u_3,u_5\})=1/6,\ p(\{u_4,u_5\})=1/6. If πi\pi_i denote the probability of including iith unit in the sample, then (π1,…,π5)=(\pi_1,\dots,\pi_5)=

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