A graph-aided method for planning two-level experiments when certain interactions are important
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...[ 3 ] proposed the concepts of clear main effects and clear two-factor interactions (2fis), which are not aliased with any other main effect or two-factor interaction (2fi)....
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...Further, they proved that all the classification patterns conducting the existing criteria, such as maximum resolution (MR) criterion [2], minimum aberration (MA) criterion [3], clear effects (CE) criterion [4], andmaximum estimation capacity (MEC) criterion [5], can be expressed as different functions of the AENP so that it can be a basis to unify these criteria....
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...Consider an example from Wu and Chen (1992) for a 26−2 design with defining relation as I = F1F2F5 = F2F3F4F6 = F1F3F4F5F6....
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...Those criteria include the maximum resolution criterion in Box and Hunter (1961a, b), the minimum aberration criterion in Fries and Hunter (1980), the clear effects criterion in Wu and Chen (1992), and the maximum estimation capacity criterion in Sun (1993)....
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...(Wu and Chen, 1992)....
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...For a review on efficient algorithms for testing graph isomorphism, see Read and Corneil (1977) and Hoffman (1982)....
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...For simplicity we do not include in this article the column numbers for the lines, which can be easily read from the interaction tables given by Phadke (1989) and Taguchi (1987)....
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