What is the difference between cluster and systematic sampling?
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Answer / Sushil Kumar Verma
Cluster sampling divides a population into groups (or clusters) and selects some of these groups for analysis. In contrast, systematic sampling involves selecting every nth element from the entire population. Systematic sampling can lead to bias if the sampling interval is correlated with any characteristic in the population.
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