Optimal designs for testing pairwise differences: A graph‐based game theoretic approach

Abstract In a variety of experimental settings there is an interest in comparing pairs–of–treatments. Such experiments usually address one of the following two scientific questions: (1) is there a difference within any of the selected pairs of treatments? or (2) is there a difference within all of the selected pairs of treatments? In this article, we propose max–min optimal designs for testing the above hypotheses using a graph‐based game theoretic approach. Some of the max–min designs obtained are well known, but not recognized as optimal, others are novel and provide an improvement over naive designs.

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Scandinavian Journal of Statistics
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2024-10-27
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https://doi.org/10.1111/sjos.12757
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1
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Optimal Experimental Design Methods
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Optimal designs for testing pairwise differences: A graph‐based game theoretic approach

Arpan Singh, Satya Prakash Singh, Ori Davidov
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Optimal designs for testing pairwise differences: A graph‐based game theoretic approach

Arpan Singh, Satya Prakash Singh, Ori Davidov
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Abstract In a variety of experimental settings there is an interest in comparing pairs–of–treatments. Such experiments usually address one of the following two scientific questions: (1) is there a difference within any of the selected pairs of treatments? or (2) is there a difference within all of the selected pairs of treatments? In this article, we propose max–min optimal designs for testing the above hypotheses using a graph‐based game theoretic approach. Some of the max–min designs obtained are well known, but not recognized as optimal, others are novel and provide an improvement over naive designs.

Scandinavian Journal of StatisticsVol. 52(2)
Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (IN), University of Haifa (IL), Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IN)
Science and Engineering Research Board
Openalex Percentile: Top 30%
Optimal Experimental Design Methods
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