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Effect of Read Disturb on Incomplete Blocks in MLC NAND Flash Arrays
International Memory Workshop, 2016The effect of read disturb on partially programmed blocks of MLC NAND is evaluated using experimental data from 2y-, 1y- and 1x-nm Flash memory devices. We demonstrate that when a partially programmed block is exposed to a large number of reads before it
N. Papandreou +7 more
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Incomplete Split‐Block Designs
Biometrical Journal, 1997AbstractThe paper deals with modelling of experiments carried out in incomplete split‐block designs. Moreover, the characterization of the design with respect to a general balance property is given. Also, some statistical properties of the design are examined. The problems considered are illustrated with examples.
Hering, Franz, Mejza, Stanislaw
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On Multidimensional Incomplete Block Designs
Calcutta Statistical Association Bulletin, 1984In this communication, methods of construction of balanced multidimensional incomplete block designs have been developed. Some illustrations have been presented to introduce the technique in case of four dimensional design. Multidimensional Partially Efficiency Balanced (PEB) design has been defined with suitable illustration in the concluding section.
Pal, Samarendranath, Pal, Satyabrata
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2009
In many situations the number of treatments to be compared is large. Then we need large number of blocks to accommodate all the treatments and in turn more experimental material. This may increase the cost of experimentation in terms of money, labor, time etc.
Helge Toutenburg, null Shalabh
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In many situations the number of treatments to be compared is large. Then we need large number of blocks to accommodate all the treatments and in turn more experimental material. This may increase the cost of experimentation in terms of money, labor, time etc.
Helge Toutenburg, null Shalabh
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Nearly Balanced Incomplete Block Designs
Biometrika, 1981Abstract : A class of nearly balanced incomplete block designs is defined. This extends the concept of regular graph designs of John and Mitchell (1977) to the unequally replicated case. Some necessary conditions on the existence of such designs are derived. Methods of construction are given for some special cases. For five or six varieties, the 'best'
Cheng, Ching-Shui, Wu, Chien-Fu
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Generalized Cyclic Incomplete Block Designs
Biometrika, 1978SuMwY A wide class of incomplete block designs based on cyclic methods of construction is defined when the number of treatments can be factorized. The designs have a concise representation and the reduced normal equations can be constructed and solved by a unified method. Procedures are outlined for producing designs with good statistical properties.
Jarrett, R. G., Hall, W. B.
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Balanced Incomplete Block Designs with Block Size 7
Designs, Codes and Cryptography, 1998This paper makes considerable progress in fully determining the spectrum of balanced incomplete block designs (BIBDs) with block size \(k = 7\). This work was begun by \textit{H. Hanani} [Balanced incomplete block designs and related designs, Discrete Math. 11, 255-369 (1975; Zbl 0361.62067)] and continued by \textit{A. E. Brouwer, A.
Abel, R. Julian R., Greig, Malcolm
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2017
When a block design is needed for controlling the effects of nuisance factors, but the blocks cannot be made sufficiently large to accommodate all the treatments, incomplete block designs can be used instead. Basic design issues of block size, connectedness, and randomization are discussed in this chapter.
Angela Dean +2 more
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When a block design is needed for controlling the effects of nuisance factors, but the blocks cannot be made sufficiently large to accommodate all the treatments, incomplete block designs can be used instead. Basic design issues of block size, connectedness, and randomization are discussed in this chapter.
Angela Dean +2 more
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