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Classification of all orthogonal arrays with run-size 18

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All combinatorial non-isomorphic orthogonal arrays with 18 runs are enumerated. The arrays are classified using generalized word-length patterns, both of the arrays themselves and of their three-factor projections. Recommendations are made to select an array for practical use, given the level numbers of the factors.

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  • SCHOEN, Eric D., 2007. "Classification of all orthogonal arrays with run-size 18," Working Papers 2007011, University of Antwerp, Faculty of Business and Economics.
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