Optimum covariate designs in split-plot and strip-plot design set-ups. (English) Zbl 1473.62263
Summary: The problem considered is that of finding optimum covariate designs for estimation of covariate parameters in standard split-plot and strip-plot design set-ups with the levels of the whole-plot factor in \(r\) randomised blocks. Also an extended version of a mixed orthogonal array has been introduced, which is used to construct such optimum covariate designs. Hadamard matrices, as usual, play the key role for such construction.
MSC:
| 62K05 | Optimal statistical designs |
Keywords:
split-plot designs; strip-plot designs; covariates; optimal designs; extended mixed orthogonal array; Hadamard matricesReferences:
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