Experiments in blocks having two treatment factors are considered in which a particular treatment must be excluded. The work is motivated by medical trials of two drugs in which a double placebo cannot be administered on ethical grounds. The contrasts of interest compare the effects of having both treatment factor at non-zero labelled levels with the effects of having only one treatment factor at a non-zero labelled level. For nx2 experiments, a class of designs containing highly efficient members is identified and a lower bound on the efficiencies of designs in this class is derived. Tables of efficient designs are provided
Not AvailableIn this article, the problem of obtaining efficient block designs with unequal block si...
In biomedical experiments and investigations, many times comparisons of treatments with a control, r...
The computer construction of optimal or near-optimal experimental designs is common in practice. Sea...
Experiments having two treatment factors and one blocking factor are considered in which a particula...
This investigation concerns the design of experiments whose purpose is to compare the joint effects ...
The study concerns the design of experiments whose purpose is to compare the joint effects of two dr...
Not AvailableThe article studies an experimental setting in which it is desired to make comparisons ...
In this paper the efficiency of blocking in general is considered. A general formula for any incompl...
Not AvailableA-optimality aspects of block designs for multiple parallel line assays for comparing o...
The usual definition of efficiency of an experimental design is extended to cover mean efficiency ov...
Not AvailableThis article studies an experimental setting in which it is desired to compare v1 test ...
Not AvailableIn this paper, the problem of obtaining efficient block designs for incomplete factoria...
Not AvailableThe problem of finding efficient block designs for comparing several test treatments wi...
SUMMARY. In this paper, we consider experimental situations in which t test treatments are to be com...
By the efficiency of a design is meant its precision relative to that of an orthogonal design with t...
Not AvailableIn this article, the problem of obtaining efficient block designs with unequal block si...
In biomedical experiments and investigations, many times comparisons of treatments with a control, r...
The computer construction of optimal or near-optimal experimental designs is common in practice. Sea...
Experiments having two treatment factors and one blocking factor are considered in which a particula...
This investigation concerns the design of experiments whose purpose is to compare the joint effects ...
The study concerns the design of experiments whose purpose is to compare the joint effects of two dr...
Not AvailableThe article studies an experimental setting in which it is desired to make comparisons ...
In this paper the efficiency of blocking in general is considered. A general formula for any incompl...
Not AvailableA-optimality aspects of block designs for multiple parallel line assays for comparing o...
The usual definition of efficiency of an experimental design is extended to cover mean efficiency ov...
Not AvailableThis article studies an experimental setting in which it is desired to compare v1 test ...
Not AvailableIn this paper, the problem of obtaining efficient block designs for incomplete factoria...
Not AvailableThe problem of finding efficient block designs for comparing several test treatments wi...
SUMMARY. In this paper, we consider experimental situations in which t test treatments are to be com...
By the efficiency of a design is meant its precision relative to that of an orthogonal design with t...
Not AvailableIn this article, the problem of obtaining efficient block designs with unequal block si...
In biomedical experiments and investigations, many times comparisons of treatments with a control, r...
The computer construction of optimal or near-optimal experimental designs is common in practice. Sea...