Marginally restricted D-optimal designs for correlated observations
J. López-Fidalgo,
R. Martín-Martín and
M. Stehlík
Journal of Applied Statistics, 2008, vol. 35, issue 6, 617-632
Abstract:
Two practical degrees of complexity may arise when designing an experiment for a model of a real life case. First, some explanatory variables may not be under the control of the practitioner. Secondly, the responses may be correlated. In this paper three real life cases in this situation are considered. Different covariance structures are studied and some designs are computed adapting the theory of marginally restricted designs for correlated observations. An exchange algorithm given by Brimkulov's algorithm is also adapted to marginally restricted D–optimality and it is applied to a complex situation.
Date: 2008
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DOI: 10.1080/02664760801920556
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