Selecting strong orthogonal arrays by linear allowable level permutations
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- A new and flexible method for constructing designs for computer experiments
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- Column-orthogonal strong orthogonal arrays of strength two plus and three minus
- Construction of maximin distance designs via level permutation and expansion
- Construction of orthogonal and nearly orthogonal designs for computer experiments
- Construction of strong group-orthogonal arrays
- Construction results for strong orthogonal arrays of strength three
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- Post-Fisherian experimentation: from physical to virtual
- Space-filling fractional factorial designs
- Strong orthogonal arrays and associated Latin hypercubes for computer experiments
- Strong orthogonal arrays of strength two plus
- The design and analysis of computer experiments
- Uniform projection designs
- Uniform Projection Designs and Strong Orthogonal Arrays
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