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An algorithm for the simultaneous construction of D-optimal experimental designs

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Pages 4156-4173 | Received 17 Oct 2020, Accepted 09 Jul 2021, Published online: 09 Sep 2021
 

Abstract

Construction of optimal multiresponse designs when the responses are measured simultaneously for the same settings of the input variables have been studied. However, in some experiments, the response variables can be measured at different time points and also defined in the same experimental space. The response variables are assumed to be uncorrelated. In this case, simultaneous construction of more than one Doptimal design is required. We present an algorithm for the simultaneous construction of Doptimal designs for these kind of experiments. The algorithm operates on two parallel platforms. On one, the same support points are selected for the response functions. The starting point of the search, direction vector, and step length are computed. On the other, the choice of initial design and exchange of design points are carried out. Examples are given to illustrate the construction of optimal designs using the algorithm. The algorithm converges rapidly and is more economical than constructing Doptimal design for one response function at-a-time.

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