Isaac Scientific Publishing

Journal of Advanced Statistics

Two Treatment Repeated Measurement Designs With Uncorrelated Observations: A Compact Review

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DOI: 10.22606/jas.2017.21004

Author(s)

  • Miltiadis S. Chalikias*
    Piraeus University of Applied Science

Abstract

Hedayat and Afsarinejad (1975,1978) introduced the model for repeated measurement designs without interactions which was the basis for the next researchers. We present the optimal designs for the direct and carry over effect of the model for 2,3, and 4 periods. Moreover, universally optimal designs, Φ optimal and balanced designs are also presented based on the conditions of Cheng and Wu (1980) and Chalikias and Kounias (2012).

Keywords

Repeated Measurements designs, direct effects, carry-over effects, universally optimality

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