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Designing and Running Super-Efficient Experiments: Optimum Blocking With One Hard-to-Change Factor

Frank T. AnbariThe George Washington University, Washington, DC20052View further author information
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James M. LucasJ. M. Lucas and Associates, 5120 New Kent Road, Wilmington, DE19808View further author information
Pages 31-45 | Published online: 21 Nov 2017

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