2016
DOI: 10.17654/as049010021
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Construction of Five Level Second Order Rotatable Designs Using Supplementary Difference Sets

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“…Koukouvinos et al [2] gave a general construction method for five level second order rotatable designs. Further research was done by Mutiso, Kerich and Ng'eno [3,4] where they constructed five level rotatable designs using an infinite class of supplementary difference sets. Park et al [5,6] developed a measure of rotatability that is invariant under rotation and Ng'eno [7] developed a measure of modified rotatability using an infinite class of supplementary difference sets by fixing c=5.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Koukouvinos et al [2] gave a general construction method for five level second order rotatable designs. Further research was done by Mutiso, Kerich and Ng'eno [3,4] where they constructed five level rotatable designs using an infinite class of supplementary difference sets. Park et al [5,6] developed a measure of rotatability that is invariant under rotation and Ng'eno [7] developed a measure of modified rotatability using an infinite class of supplementary difference sets by fixing c=5.…”
Section: Original Research Articlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…They introduced the analogous form of Box Hunter rotatability and termed it as slope rotatability. Harder and Park [4] and Park [9] stated that the necessary and sufficient condition for slope rotatability is 4V( ) = ( ). The condition was simplified by Victorbabu and Narasimham [10] and they developed equation (1.4) below which is the necessary and sufficient condition for a 2 nd order design to be slope rotatable…”
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confidence: 99%