Dear list I have a question regarding sampling terminology, and especially second-phase sampling. Second-phase sampling occurs when there is a need/desire to augment an initial set of measurements to improve results/gain confidence. We denote the initial sampling set M, and the second-phase sampling set N. The set M has m elements, the set N has n elements. Those n new samples can be added two ways: (1) One-by-one, n-times and this is referred to as SEQUENTIAL ADDITION (2) All in once. My question is whether there is a correct terminology for the second case. Thank you much. Best, Eric Delmelle
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