A New Series of Affine Resolvable PBIB(4) Designs in Two Replicates

A new series of four-associate class partially balanced incomplete block designs in two replications has been proposed. The blocks of these designs are of two different sizes. The blocks can be divided into two groups such that every treatment appears in each group exactly once, and any two blocks belonging to two different groups have a constant number of treatments in common, i.e., these designs are affine resolvable.

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Ars Combinatoria
Published
2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.61091/ars161-07
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2
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Optimal Experimental Design Methods
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0.98

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Abstract

A new series of four-associate class partially balanced incomplete block designs in two replications has been proposed. The blocks of these designs are of two different sizes. The blocks can be divided into two groups such that every treatment appears in each group exactly once, and any two blocks belonging to two different groups have a constant number of treatments in common, i.e., these designs are affine resolvable.

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Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Indian Agricultural Research Institute
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