sampling n unique items from large dataset
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I have a dataset that has N of different unique items and each item appears $A_{i}$ times (every item appears different times).
This is mean that I have the probability of each item.
I need to find a good upper bound sample size in order to sample n unique items from all my dataset
Is there any equation or a way to calculate the size of the sample so I will get a close number to n unique items?
limitation: 1. the number of unique items in the sample must be larger or equal to n 2. the number of unique items in the sample size cannot be too large than n the error must be small.
sampling
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I have a dataset that has N of different unique items and each item appears $A_{i}$ times (every item appears different times).
This is mean that I have the probability of each item.
I need to find a good upper bound sample size in order to sample n unique items from all my dataset
Is there any equation or a way to calculate the size of the sample so I will get a close number to n unique items?
limitation: 1. the number of unique items in the sample must be larger or equal to n 2. the number of unique items in the sample size cannot be too large than n the error must be small.
sampling
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$begingroup$
I have a dataset that has N of different unique items and each item appears $A_{i}$ times (every item appears different times).
This is mean that I have the probability of each item.
I need to find a good upper bound sample size in order to sample n unique items from all my dataset
Is there any equation or a way to calculate the size of the sample so I will get a close number to n unique items?
limitation: 1. the number of unique items in the sample must be larger or equal to n 2. the number of unique items in the sample size cannot be too large than n the error must be small.
sampling
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I have a dataset that has N of different unique items and each item appears $A_{i}$ times (every item appears different times).
This is mean that I have the probability of each item.
I need to find a good upper bound sample size in order to sample n unique items from all my dataset
Is there any equation or a way to calculate the size of the sample so I will get a close number to n unique items?
limitation: 1. the number of unique items in the sample must be larger or equal to n 2. the number of unique items in the sample size cannot be too large than n the error must be small.
sampling
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