INCOMPLETE BLOCK DESIGNS
INCOMPLETE BLOCK DESIGNS
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DOI:
10.1201/9781315136318-11
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2003
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D. Weber;J. Skillings
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作者:
D. Weber;J. Skillings
With complete block designs, all treatments are represented in each block of the experiment. Sometimes you may have a large number of treatments that you want to compare and the blocks that you have available can only handle a limited number of these treatments. Incomplete block designs are used in these situations. These designs are partially confounded designs that allow some information an all contrasts, as long as there is adequate replication. In general, each class may be estimated with a different amount of information, although there are designs that have some type of balance. One type of incomplete block design that has some balance is the balanced incomplete block design (BIB). In general, an incomplete block design can be thought of as a two-factor experiment (block and treatment) with unequal numbers and no interaction between the block and treatment factor, leading to the following linear model: