Smallest Composite Designs for Quadratic Response Surfaces
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- Efficiencies of some small second-order designs
- A class of composite designs for response surface methodology
- Small response surface designs for metamodel estimation
- Efficient composite designs with small number of runs
- Response surface designs using the generalized variance inflation factors
- Die Anwendung der Box-Wilsonschen Methode in der chemischen Industrie
- The Robustness of experimental designs against errors in the factor levels
- Small Robust Response-Surface Designs for Quantitative and Qualitative Factors
- Enhanced design efficiency through least upper bounds
- Bayesian application to the two-stage near-saturated experimental design method with dispersion effects
- Leverage and subset efficiencies in regression
- Orthogonal Minimally Aliased Response Surface Designs for Three-Level Quantitative Factors and Two-Level Categorical Factors
- Graphical evaluation of prediction capability when the number of noise variable increases in robust parameter design
- Practical efficient alpha: Encompassing all alphas of central composite design
- Determinant efficiencies in ill-conditioned models
- Theoretical developments in response surface designs: an informative review and further thoughts
- Fraction of design space plots for evaluating orthogonal composite designs
- Enumeration and Multicriteria Selection of Orthogonal Minimally Aliased Response Surface Designs
- Outlier robust orthogonal uniform composite designs for third-order models
- Analysis of small central composite designs
- Orthogonal-array composite minimaxloss designs for third-order models
- Connections between the resolutions of general two-level factorial designs
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