The Application of Random Balance Designs

Thomas A. Budne

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Optimal Experimental Design Methods Statistical Methods and Applications Simulation Techniques and Applications

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The Random Balance Experiment is frequently compared to and evaluated with the traditional designs which are well known in the statistical literature. However, its greatest value and advantages lie in an area in which comparison -cannot readily be made. Experience has proved it to be a tremendously potent means of screening large numbers of variables in a limited number of samples to find the few which are the largest contributors to the effects under consideration.

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