New covering array numbers
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Publication:2010732
Abstract: A covering array CA(N; t; k; v) is an N x k array on v symbols such that every N x t subarray contains as a row each t-tuple over the v symbols at least once. The minimum N for which a CA(N; t; k; v) exists is called the covering array number of t, k, and v, and it is denoted by CAN(t; k; v). In this work we prove new CANs using an optimized procedure.
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