An effective approach for the optimum addition of runs to three-level uniform designs
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- Novel techniques for performing successful follow-up experiments based on prior information from initial-stage experiments
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- An appealing technique for designing optimal large experiments with three-level factors
- A novel low complexity fast algorithm for effectively designing optimal mixed-level experiments
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