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Nonsensitiveness regions for estimators of linear functions, for confidence ellipsoids, for the level of a test of a linear hypothesis on parameters and for the value of the power function are investigated in a linear model with variance components.
The influence of the design of an experiment on the nonsensitiveness regions mentioned is numerically demonstrated and discussed on an example.
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Kubáček, L., Kubáčková, L., Tesaříková, E. et al. How the design of an experiment influences the nonsensitiveness regions in models with variance components. Applications of Mathematics 43, 439–460 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023269321385
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