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Figure 6 illustrates the sampling method, sample allocation and sample distribution for two hypothetical strata.

Using the global MODIS burned area product to establish a hypothetical population of reference data, we show that a sampling scheme based on the proposed stratification with equal sample allocation among strata is effective in reducing the standard errors of accuracy and area estimators compared to simple random sampling.

Sample allocation was done by simple randomization.

An Excel sample allocation calculator implements the optimization and two examples illustrate the application.

Reaching this objective can be addressed by sample allocation in an area to obtain a restricted objective function.

We extend this basic methodology to improve stratification and sample allocation, key elements of a sampling design used to collect burned area reference data.

Furthermore, for a splitting plan for the MCSALT with more than two stresses, the number of test points and the difficulty in finding them increases sharply with the increase in the number of stresses; in addition, the sample allocations at the test points are reduced accordingly, and this increases the risk of test failure.

In the former, 19 clusters were defined; sample allocations are included in Technical Appendix 2. Substantial overlap existed between some clusters, especially those from Capital and Vargas States (e.g., those labeled "x" in Figure 2), while others were highly distinct (e.g., cluster 8 in Figure 2).

Overall, we found that novel words prolonged the duration of each sampling event but did not affect sampling allocation (which objects children looked at) or sampling organization (how children transitioned from one object to the next).

Some authors recommend a "to samples" allocation order, randomizing the attribute list order for each sample presented.

While this sampling allocation method may decrease the accuracy of estimates on the global level, it will increase our estimates for specific domains particularly the early years when number of trials was scarce.