cyclic polygonal designs with block size 3 and joint distance 3
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2011
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Abstract
polygons, are useful in survey sampling in terms of balanced sampling plans excluding contiguous units (BSECs) and balanced sampling plans excluding adjacent units (BSAs) when neighboring units in a population provide similar information. In this paper, themethod of cyclic shifts is used and cyclic polygonal designs (CPDs) are constructed with block size k 3 and 1, 2, 3, 4, 6,12 for joint distance 3 and v{21, 22, ,100}treatments.
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| Authors | ;M. H. Tahir (Corresponding author);Ijaz Iqbal;Jamal Abdul Nasir |
| Journal | reactive and functional polymers |
| Year | 2011 |
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