D-OPTIMAL DESIGNS WITH NEGATIVE CORRELATED ERRORS BASED ON TERNARY DESIGNS: CONSTRUCTION
Journal Title: Colloquium Biometricum; Colloquium Biometricum (Online) - Year 2015, Vol 45, Issue
Abstract
Here, we study new construction methods of the regular D-optimal chemical balance weighing design with equally negative correlated errors. The construction method is based on the set of the incidence matrices of the ternary balanced block designs.
Authors and Affiliations
Bronisław Ceranka, Małgorzata Graczyk
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