Searching for Optimal Block Designs when Block Effects are Random
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Searching for Optimal Block Designs when Block Effects are Random
AbstractAn algorithm that searches for optimal block designs when block effects are random is described. Some situations in which such an algorithm will prove useful are considered. An illustrative example and some discussion are given.
- University of Canterbury New Zealand
- University of Kent United Kingdom
Optimal statistical designs, optimal block designs, Statistical block designs, algorithm, approximation to exact variance, random effects, intra- and inter-block information, computer search
Optimal statistical designs, optimal block designs, Statistical block designs, algorithm, approximation to exact variance, random effects, intra- and inter-block information, computer search
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