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Identifying the best FDA-endorsed healthy label designs through best-worst scaling experiment [PDF]
Objective: This study aims to assess consumer preferences for fifteen proposed front-of-package ‘Healthy’ label candidates under the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) of the US updated guidelines for the ‘Healthy’ label.
Jianhui Liu +3 more
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A Statistical Model for the 2-Part Balanced Incomplete Block Design
Multi-part Balanced Incomplete Block Designs combine many orthogonal balanced incomplete block designs in the same block. The design has been used to study cancer trials with medical centres as blocks.
Naziru Isah Muhammad +2 more
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A quasidouble resolvable 2–(49, 7, 2) design
The very first example of a quasidouble resolvable 2–(49, 7, 2) design is given.
Shyam Saurabh, Kishore Sinha
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On balanced incomplete-block designs with repeated blocks [PDF]
In this highly informative paper, balanced incomplete block designs (BIBDs or \(2\)-designs) mainly with repeated blocks are studied. Along with this, results on several other types of designs such as \(t\)-designs, \(t\)-wise balanced designs and designs with different block sizes are also obtained. Initial results in this direction date back to R. C.
Peter Dobcsányi +2 more
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The purpose of this paper was to introduce the model, calculation formulas and the SAS implementation of the analysis of variance for the quantitative data with balanced incomplete block design.
Hu Chunyan, Hu Liangping
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Block Intersections in Balanced Incomplete Block Designs [PDF]
One of the most interesting of the smaller BIBD's is the system (8, 14, 7, 4, 3), where we write the parameters in the standard order v, b, r, k, λ. One representation of a design with these parameters is 1248, 3567; 2358, 1467; 3468, 1257; 4578, 1236; 5618,2347; 6728,1345; 7138,2456.
Stanton, R. G., Sprott, D. A.
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Sparse multi‐trait genomic prediction under balanced incomplete block design
Sparse testing is essential to increase the efficiency of the genomic selection methodology, as the same efficiency (in this case prediction power) can be obtained while using less genotypes evaluated in the fields.
Osval A. Montesinos‐López +4 more
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Analysis of Covariance of Reinforced Balanced Incomplete Block Designs With a Single Explanatory Variable [PDF]
Reinforced balanced incomplete block designs (BIBDs) are very useful in statistical planning of experiments as they can be constructed for any number of treatments for given numbers of replications.
D.K. Ghosh, M.G. Bhatt, S.C. Bagui
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On the Composition of Balanced Incomplete Block Designs [PDF]
The object of this paper is to develop a method of constructing balanced incomplete block designs. It consists in utilizing the existence of two balanced incomplete block designs to obtain another such design by what may be called the method of composition.1. Preliminary results on orthogonal arrays and balanced incomplete block designs.
Bose, R. C., Shrikhande, S. S.
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New Results Regarding the Construction Method for D‑optimal Chemical Balance Weighing Designs
We study an experiment in which we determine unknown measurements of p objects in n weighing operations according to the model of the chemical balance weighing design. We determine a design which is D‑optimal. For the construction of the D‑optimal design,
Bronisław Ceranka, Małgorzata Graczyk
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