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Generalized minimum aberration two-level split-plot designs
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Tichon, Jenna G. +2 more
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Some results on generalized minimum aberration for symmetrical fractional factorial designs
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Qin, Hong, Chen, Yin-Bao
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Journal of Statistical Theory and Practice, 2020
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Haralambos Evangelaras +1 more
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Haralambos Evangelaras +1 more
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Interaction balance for symmetrical factorial designs with generalized minimum aberration
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Ai, Mingyao, He, Shuyuan
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Metrika, 2004
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Ai, Ming-Yao, Zhang, Run-Chu
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Ai, Ming-Yao, Zhang, Run-Chu
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A note on the connection between uniformity and generalized minimum aberration
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Qin, Hong, Ai, Mingyao
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Technometrics, 2002
Deng and Tang (1999) and Tang and Deng (1999) proposed and justified two criteria of generalized minimum aberration for general two-level fractional factorial designs. The criteria are defined using a set of values called J characteristics. In this article, we examine the practical use of the criteria in design selection.
Lih-Yuan Deng, Boxin Tang
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Deng and Tang (1999) and Tang and Deng (1999) proposed and justified two criteria of generalized minimum aberration for general two-level fractional factorial designs. The criteria are defined using a set of values called J characteristics. In this article, we examine the practical use of the criteria in design selection.
Lih-Yuan Deng, Boxin Tang
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Construction of generalized minimum aberration designs of 3, 4 and 5 factors
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Tang, Boxin, Deng, Lih-Yuan
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2012 IEEE 14th International Conference on High Performance Computing and Communication & 2012 IEEE 9th International Conference on Embedded Software and Systems, 2012
The process of applying generalized minimum aberration criteria (GMAC) to non-regular fractional factorial designs is extremely computationally intensive. Constructing and ranking all designs can take hours if not days; therefore, exploitation of the massively parallel nature of modern graphics processing units (GPUs) are used to perform the task.
Jon Calhoun +3 more
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The process of applying generalized minimum aberration criteria (GMAC) to non-regular fractional factorial designs is extremely computationally intensive. Constructing and ranking all designs can take hours if not days; therefore, exploitation of the massively parallel nature of modern graphics processing units (GPUs) are used to perform the task.
Jon Calhoun +3 more
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Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods, 2000
Fries and Hunter ( 1980 ) proposed the Minimum Aberration criterion (MA) for selecting regular designs. The regular designs with MA are msot commonly used because they are considered as the best designs. How ever, as pointed out by Chen, Sun and Wu ( 1993 ), there are situations that other designs may better meet the design need.
Lih-Yuan Deng, Yingfu Li, Boxin Tang
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Fries and Hunter ( 1980 ) proposed the Minimum Aberration criterion (MA) for selecting regular designs. The regular designs with MA are msot commonly used because they are considered as the best designs. How ever, as pointed out by Chen, Sun and Wu ( 1993 ), there are situations that other designs may better meet the design need.
Lih-Yuan Deng, Yingfu Li, Boxin Tang
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