Uniform projection designs
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- A new and flexible design construction for orthogonal arrays for modern applications
- Search for minimum aberration designs with uniformity
- A novel method for constructing mixed two- and three-level uniform factorials with large run sizes
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- Modeling and Active Learning for Experiments with Quantitative-Sequence Factors
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- Projection uniformity of nearly balanced designs
- Construction of space-filling orthogonal designs
- Construction of maximin \(L_1\)-distance Latin hypercube designs
- Projection array based designs for computer experiments
- A novel doubling-tripling-threshold accepting hybrid algorithm for constructing asymmetric space-filling designs
- On Design Orthogonality, Maximin Distance, and Projection Uniformity for Computer Experiments
- Comparison of mixture design obtained through projections
- Constructing optimal projection designs
- A class of space-filling designs with low-dimensional stratification and column orthogonality
- A Projection Space-Filling Criterion and Related Optimality Results
- Rapid design of metamaterials via multitarget Bayesian optimization
- A new class of Latin hypercube designs with high-dimensional hidden projective uniformity
- An appealing technique for designing optimal large experiments with three-level factors
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- Construction of uniform projection designs via level permutation and expansion
- Maximum expected entropy transformed Latin hypercube designs
- A class of space-filling designs and their projection properties
- A new class of strong orthogonal arrays of strength three
- Weighted symmetrized centered discrepancy for uniform design
- Minimum projection uniformity for computer experiment with quantitative factors
- Uniform projection sliced Latin hypercube designs
- An adjusted gray map technique for constructing large four-level uniform designs
- A study of orthogonal array-based designs under a broad class of space-filling criteria
- Uniform projection nested Latin hypercube designs
- A maximum projective stratification criterion for selecting space-filling designs
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- Construction of column-orthogonal strong orthogonal arrays
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