Repeated Measurements Designs. II.
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Abstract : Repeated measurements designs are concerned with scientific experiments in which subjects (experimental units) are repeatedly exposed to a sequence of different or identical tests (treatments). These designs have application in many branches of scientific inquiry such as: Biology, education, food science, marketing, environmental engineering, medicine and pharmacology. The objectives in the paper are threefold: (1) To construct some families of repeated measurements designs which researchers have been seeking. These designs are useful for those cases where a subject cannot participate in all tests as in many pharmacological studies; (2) to provide an extensive list of references on repeated measurements designs which it is hoped, will be useful to those who want to do further research in this area; (3) to state some unsolved problems which have an immediate application. (Author)
Column Complete, Repeated Measurements Designs, Repeated measurements designs, universal optimal repeated measurements designs, Latin Squares, crossover designs, Universally Optimal, Optimal statistical designs, 05B05, 62K15, 62K05, changeover designs, 05B10, 62K10, Design of statistical experiments
Column Complete, Repeated Measurements Designs, Repeated measurements designs, universal optimal repeated measurements designs, Latin Squares, crossover designs, Universally Optimal, Optimal statistical designs, 05B05, 62K15, 62K05, changeover designs, 05B10, 62K10, Design of statistical experiments
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