On the usage of refined linear models for determining N-way classification designs which are optimal for comparing test treatments with a standard treatment (Q1087281)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3988533
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3988533 |
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On the usage of refined linear models for determining N-way classification designs which are optimal for comparing test treatments with a standard treatment (English)
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1986
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Considered is the problem to construct A- and MV-optimal designs in an n- way ANOVA-setting, where one is interested in the comparison of \(\nu\) treatments with a control. In the paper several general theorems are given which provide sufficient conditions for the construction of such designs given an A- or MV-optimal design in an m-way setting, where \(m<n\). The use of those conditions is illustrated in some examples for the case \(m=1\), \(n=2\).
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incidence matrix
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A-optimality
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n-way classification design
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n-way ANOVA
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treatments with a control
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sufficient conditions
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MV-optimal design
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