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Split and strip-plot configurations of two-level fractional factorials: A review

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A key problem in multifactor experiments is the run number reduction to save costs of experimentation. A way to meet this target is based upon patterned restrictions on randomization principle. Here the main focus is based on describing and analysing recent advances in extended split and strip-plot fractional factorials. Some comments are devoted to robustness properties under deviations from double equicorrelation within strip-plot setting.

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Guseo, R. Split and strip-plot configurations of two-level fractional factorials: A review. J. Ital. Statist. Soc. 9, 85–96 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03178959

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