Designs for order-of-addition experiments

Yuna Zhao, Dennis K. J. Lin and Min-Qian Liu

Journal of Applied Statistics, 2021, vol. 48, issue 8, 1475-1495

Abstract: The order-of-addition experiment aims at determining the optimal order of adding components such that the response of interest is optimized. Order of addition has been widely involved in many areas, including bio-chemistry, food science, nutritional science, pharmaceutical science, etc. However, such an important study is rather primitive in statistical literature. In this paper, a thorough study on pair-wise ordering designs for order of addition is provided. The recursive relation between two successive full pair-wise ordering designs is developed. Based on this recursive relation, the full pair-wise ordering design can be obtained without evaluating all the orders of components. The value of the D-efficiency for the full pair-wise ordering model is then derived. It provides a benchmark for choosing the fractional pair-wise ordering designs. To overcome the unaffordability of the full pair-wise ordering design, a new class of minimal-point pair-wise ordering designs is proposed. A job scheduling problem as well as simulation studies are conducted to illustrate the performance of the pair-wise ordering designs for determining the optimal orders. It is shown that the proposed designs are very efficient in determining the optimal order of addition.

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1080/02664763.2020.1801607

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