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Some third-order rotatable designs in three dimensions

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Some new third-order rotatable designs in three dimensions are derived from some of the available third-order rotatable designs in two dimensions. When these designs are used the results of the experiments performed according to the two-dimentional designs need not be discarded. Some of these designs may be performed sequentially in all three factors, starting with a one-dimensional design. Further, these third-order rotatable designs require a smaller number of points than most of the available three-dimensional third-order rotatable designs.

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Huda, S. Some third-order rotatable designs in three dimensions. Ann Inst Stat Math 34, 365–371 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02481036

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