Some Main-Effect Plans and Orthogonal Arrays of Strength Two
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(25)- Construction of nested space-filling designs
- Balanced arrays and main-effect plans from regular group-divisible designs
- On difference matrices, transversal designs, resolvable transversal designs and large sets of mutually orthogonal F-squares
- On the construction of orthogonal F-squares of order n from an orthogonal array (n,k,s,2) and an OL(s,t) set
- On difference matrices, resolvable transversal designs and generalized Hadamard matrices
- Cyclic orthogonal and balanced arrays
- A linear programming bound for orthogonal arrays with mixed levels
- Remembering Oscar Kempthorne (1919--2000).
- On finding mixed orthogonal arrays of strength 2 with many 2-level factors
- Regression analysis of experiments with complex confounding patterns guided by the alias matrix.
- Automatic generation of generalised regular factorial designs
- Optimal multi-level supersaturated designs constructed from linear and quadratic functions
- Construction of asymmetrical orthogonal arrays having factors with a large non-prime power number of levels
- A survey of orthogonal arrays of strength two
- Construction of some asymmetrical orthogonal arrays
- Strong orthogonal arrays of strength two-plus based on the Addelman-Kempthorne method
- Theory of factorial designs of the parallel flats type. I: The coefficient matrix
- Supersaturated designs for asymmetrical factorial experiments
- An extension method for balanced arrays
- Optimal 2nfactorial designs of parallel flats type
- Optimal 2nfactorial designs of parallel flats type
- A unifying implementation of stratum (aka strong) orthogonal arrays
- Orthogonal arrays obtained by array subtraction
- Construction of optimal multi-level supersaturated designs
- Orthogonal arrays obtainable as solutions to linear equations over finite fields
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