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D-optimal design for estimation of optimum mixture in a three-component mixture experiment with two responses
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In this article, the primary response function was assumed to be quadratic in the mixing proportions, while the secondary response function is assumed to have a non-quadratic response function.Abstract:
The paper studies a mixture experiment with two responses – a primary response and a secondary response. The primary response function is assumed to be quadratic in the mixing proportions, while th...read more
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D-Optimum Designs for Estimating Optimum Points in a Quantitative Multiresponse Experiment:
TL;DR: In this paper, the problem of estimating the optimum factor combinations in a multifactor, multiresponse experiment has been considered, the criterion used is the extended D-optimality criterion.
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Optimum Designs for Optimum Mixtures in Multiresponse Experiments
Nripes Kumar Mandal,Manisha Pal +1 more
TL;DR: An attempt has been made to investigate optimum designs for estimating optimum mixing proportions in a multiresponse mixture experiment.
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Optimal Designs for Estimation of Optimum Mixtures and Optimum Amount in a Multiresponse Mixture Experiment
Manisha Pal,Nripes Kumar Mandal +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the pseudo-Bayesian approach has been used to investigate optimum designs for estimating optimum mixing proportions and also the optimum amount of mixture in a multi-response experiment, and the support points of the optimum design are found to be the union of the supporting points of a weighted centroid and a three-point symmetric design, with support points at the two extremes and one at the centre.
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