1961
DOI: 10.1214/aoms/1177704857
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On Some Methods of Construction of Partially Balanced Arrays

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“…as defined in (3.2) of [3]. Denote by /~...~, the frequency of the ordered t-plet (x~, x2,..., x,) as a column in any t-rowed submatrix of A.…”
Section: ' "Ttt-r) ' =(-1)'-'a'-'n (Noting That No=b N~--r N~=~mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…as defined in (3.2) of [3]. Denote by /~...~, the frequency of the ordered t-plet (x~, x2,..., x,) as a column in any t-rowed submatrix of A.…”
Section: ' "Ttt-r) ' =(-1)'-'a'-'n (Noting That No=b N~--r N~=~mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each of the sets of assemblies Sr(j) covered in the above enumeration constitutes a degenerate partially balanced array of full strength n as defined by I. M. Chakravarti [5], [6]. That the arrays are degenerate is a consequence of their being of full strength, since the only nondegenerate partially balanced array of full strength is necessarily all of factor space itself.…”
Section: Generation Of Sets Of Partially Balanced Arraysmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was shown by Chakravarti [10] that partially balanced arrays for 5 = 2 can be constructed from a X -n -v configuration. A X -/i -v configuration (or tactical configuration) of m elements is defined by Carmichael [9] as the configuration of m elements taken v at a time so that each subset of y. elements shall occur together in just X of the sets.…”
Section: Biliary Shs(m N) and Partially Balanced Arrays In Two Symbolsmentioning
confidence: 99%