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Some new third order designs robust to one missing observation

Fareeha Rashid, Atif Akbar and Zahra Zafar

Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods, 2019, vol. 48, issue 24, 6054-6062

Abstract: In real experimentation, we often face situations where observations are lost, ignored or unavailable due to some accident or high cost experiments. Missing observations can make the results of a response surface experiment quite misleading. Therefore minimaxloss designs for Augmented Box-Behnken Designs (ABBDs) and Augmented Fractional Box-Behnken Designs (AFBBDs) are formulated under a minimaxloss criterion. These minimaxloss designs are considered to be robust to one missing observation and the investigation has been made in this article. Then G-efficiencies and Relative D-efficiencies of minimaxloss ABBDs and AFBBDs have been discussed.

Date: 2019
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DOI: 10.1080/03610926.2018.1528362

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