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Optimal designs for a mixed interference model

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This paper generalizes Kunert and Martin’s (Ann Stat 28:1728–1742, 2000) method for finding optimal designs under a fixed interference model, to find optimal designs under a mixed interference model. The results are based on the properties of information matrices in fixed and mixed models given in Markiewicz (J Stat Plan Inference 59:127–137, 1997). The method is applied to find a design which is optimal for any given variances of random neighbor effects.

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Research partially supported by the KBN Grant Number 5 P03A 041 21.

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Filipiak, K., Markiewicz, A. Optimal designs for a mixed interference model. Metrika 65, 369–386 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00184-006-0082-7

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