Summary The literature relating to systematic sampling shows the interplay between practical needs and the provision of statistical techniques for their satisfaction. Problems of systematic sampling occur more frequently than is generally realized and, since many of the techniques are still far from satisfactory, the situation offers great incentive to further development.
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William R. Buckland (1951) studied this question.
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