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Optimal repeated measurements designs for comparing test treatments with a control

Dibyen Majumdar Department of Matheamatics, Statisties and Computer Science, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, 60680
Pages 3687-3703 | Received 01 Apr 1987, Published online: 27 Jun 2007

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Manohar Aggarwal, Seema Gupta & Mithilesh Kumar Jha. (2015) Construction of Cross-Over Designs for Comparing Test Treatments with Control Using Terraces. Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation 44:3, pages 580-590.
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Min Yang & Mingue Park. (2007) Efficient crossover designs for comparing test treatments with a control treatment when. Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference 137:6, pages 2056-2067.
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A.S. Hedayat & Min Yang. (2006) Efficient crossover designs for comparing test treatments with a control treatment. Discrete Mathematics 306:23, pages 3112-3124.
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A. S. Hedayat & Min Yang. (2005) Optimal and efficient crossover designs for comparing test treatments with a control treatment. The Annals of Statistics 33:2.
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Chao-Ping Ting. (2014) Optimal and efficient repeated measurements designs for comparing test treatments with a control. Metrika 56:3, pages 229-238.
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C.T. Liao, C.H. Taylor & H.K. Iyer. (2000) Optimal balanced measurement designs when errors are correlated. Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference 84:1-2, pages 295-321.
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John Stufken. (1991) Some families of optimal and efficient repeated measurements designs. Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference 27:1, pages 75-83.
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