Factorial Experiments in Generalized Cyclic Row-Column Designs

J. A. John · S. M. Lewis

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SUMMARY Factorial experiments can be set out in row-column designs using the generalized cyclic method of construction. From parallel results on block designs, it is shown how the confounding schemes and efficiency factors of such designs are obtained. Simple rules for constructing useful designs are given.

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