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Construction of block designs using mathematical programming

Whitaker, D. - In: Journal of the Royal Statistical Society 52 (1990) 3, pp. 497-503

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Statistical Thinking in Business, Second Edition

John, J. A. - 2005 - 2nd ed

Variation. Problem Solving. Looking at Data. Modeling Data. Attribute Data. Sampling. Estimation. Regression Analysis. Multiple Regression. Forecasting. Statistical Process Control. Control Charts. Improvement Strategies. Postscript. Introduction to Excel

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Cyclic incomplete block designs

John, J. A. - In: Journal of the Royal Statistical Society 28 (1966) 2, pp. 345-360

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The Use of Two-Way Linear Mixed Models in Multitreatment Meta-Analysis

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Optimal nested row-column designs with specified components

Bailey, R. A.; Williams, E. R. - In: Biometrika 94 (2007) 2, pp. 459-468

We consider nested row-column designs where each of the row and column component designs is specified. For the case that each of the component designs has second-order balance, we define such a nested row-column design to be special if it is generally balanced, with the smallest possible number...

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