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Construction of fractional factorial split-plot designs with weak minimum aberration

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  • Yang, Jianfeng
  • Zhang, Runchu
  • Liu, Minqian

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Fractional factorial split-plot (FFSP) designs with minimum aberration have been applied in industrial experiments. But, they are not so easy to construct for cases having many whole plot (or subplot) factors and only few subplot (or whole plot) factors. Weak minimum aberration is a weak version of minimum aberration. Based on the theory of complementary designs, this paper provides some theoretical results which are useful for constructing FFSP designs with weak minimum aberration. From these results, many such FFSP designs are constructed and tabulated, and it is further shown that quite a few of them are also minimum aberration designs.

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  • Yang, Jianfeng & Zhang, Runchu & Liu, Minqian, 2007. "Construction of fractional factorial split-plot designs with weak minimum aberration," Statistics & Probability Letters, Elsevier, vol. 77(15), pages 1567-1573, September.
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