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A numerically efficient solution of the second-order design problem

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The aim of the paper is the creation of an efficient algorithm to set up the normal equation system which produces the observation weights under approximation of the inverse of a given criterion matrix. The objective of minimizing the required computer memory and the number of computer operations is reached by analytically formulating the normal equation coefficients for one and two-dimensional networks.

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Müller, H. A numerically efficient solution of the second-order design problem. Bull. Geodesique 58, 85–99 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02521759

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