Constructing optimal four-level designs via Gray map code (Q2312028)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7076977
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    Constructing optimal four-level designs via Gray map code
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7076977

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      Constructing optimal four-level designs via Gray map code (English)
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      4 July 2019
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      In this paper the authors present a method to construct four-level symmetric designs with good uniformity properties, namely with low values of Lee discrepancy. The construction is based on the Gray map code, i.e., a binary design is defined first, and then two columns of the binary design are used to define a column in the four-level design. The main result in the paper is Theorem 5.1. It states that if the underlying binary design has less generalized aberration, then the four-level design built up with the Gray map has good properties in terms of Lee discrepancy.
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      Gray map
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      aberration
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      uniformity
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      Lee discrepancy
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