Two-Treatment Crossover Designs for Estimating a Variety of Effects

Ronald P. Kershner · Walter T. Fédérer

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The variances of contrasts among direct, residual, and cumulative treatment effects are compared for a variety of two-treatment crossover designs. Estimation of contrasts among second-order residual effects and among direct-by-period and direct-by-first-order-residual interaction effects is also considered.

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