A Unified Approach to Design of Experiments
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(33)- Decomposition tables for experiments. I: A chain of randomizations
- Factorial design and Abelian groups
- Semi-Latin squares
- On the analysis of circular balanced crossover designs.
- Optimality of neighbour balanced designs when neighbour effects are neglected
- Automating the analysis of variance of orthogonal designs
- Inference from randomized (factorial) experiments
- Incomplete split-plot designs generated by some resolvable balanced designs
- What is a statistical model? (With comments and rejoinder).
- The randomization model for experiments in block designs and the recovery of inter-block information
- The characterization by automata of certain profinite groups.
- Formulating mixed models for experiments, including longitudinal experiments
- General balance and treatment permutations
- Randomization of neighbour balanced generalized Youden designs
- Incomplete split-plot designs generated from -resolvable designs
- A closer look at testing the ``no-treatment-effect hypothesis in a comparative experiment
- A minimal hypothesis for a theory of randomized design of experiments
- Randomization-based models for multitiered experiments. I: A chain of randomizations
- Covariate adjustment in randomization-based causal inference for 2K factorial designs
- Multiple Randomizations
- Irregular arrays and randomization
- Using partial ranking information in the design of small-sample comparisons
- Some practical advice on polynomial regression analysis from blocked response surface designs
- Experiments in rectangular areas: design and randomization
- A Spectral Analysis Approach for Experimental Designs
- Minimax Efficient Random Experimental Design Strategies With Application to Model-Robust Design for Prediction
- Estimability of variance components when all model matrices commute
- Designs for half-diallel experiments with commutative orthogonal block structure
- Statistical inference under symmetry
- Repeated row-column designs with split units
- Seven myths of randomisation in clinical trials
- Rooted trees and iterated wreath products of cyclic groups
- Translation nets and fixed-point-free group automorphisms
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