Catalogue of Efficient Minimal Circular Generalized RMDs in Periods of Two Different Sizes

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2024
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Abstract
Repeated measurements design (RMDs) is economical, therefore, often used in several areas like, psychology, medicine, animal sciences, and pharmacology. In RMDs carry over effects arise which become the source of bias to estimate the treatment effects. Minimal strongly balanced RMDs and Generalized strongly balanced RMDs are used to control the carry over effects and to estimate the direct effects and carry over effects. Catalogues of the designs are always useful for the experimenters and practitioners because these provide them the readymade solution. Catalogue of efficient minimal circular generalized strongly balanced RMDs for v = ip1+2p2-2, i odd, p1 odd and p2 integer is not available in the literature. In this article, a catalogue of these efficient designs is presented for v ≤ 99, 5 ≤ p1 (odd) ≤ 11, 3 ≤ p2 ≤10.
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Authors Muhammad Riaz, Farrukh Jamal, Shakaiba Shafiq, Sadaf Khan, Abid Khan, Rida Jabeen
Journal Journal of Statistics
Year 2024
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