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Exact n-point designs are given which are D-optimum for a simple multiresponse model, where the individual response variables can be represented by first-order and second-order models. The present results complement recent findings by Krafft and Schaefer, who obtained D-optimum n-point designs...
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In mixture experiments, optimal designs for the estimation of parameters, both linear and non-linear, have been discussed by several authors. In this paper, we attempt to find the optimum designs for testing the presence of synergistic effects in a mixture model using the maximin criterion.
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In the analysis of experiments with mixture, quadratic models have been widely used. Several authors considered finding optimum designs for the estimation of the parameters of the model. The optimum designs for the estimation of optimum mixing proportions in Scheffé’s quadratic mixture model...
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Stated choice experiments have proven to be a powerful tool in eliciting preferences across a broad range of choice settings. This paper outlines the elements of a group-based experiment designed for interdependent urban freight stakeholders, along with the procedure to administer the...
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This paper considers a life test under progressive type I group censoring with a Weibull failure time distribution. The maximum likelihood method is used to derive the estimators of the parameters of the failure time distribution. In practice, several variables, such as the number of test units,...
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