SCCD_method1: Construct Saturated screening designs for continous and...
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Construct Saturated screening designs for continous and categorical factor (SCCD)
Using Method I
Constructs an SCCD when the number of runs (n=2m) is divisible by 8,
using a conference matrix and a Hadamard matrix.
The number of continuous factor is m and the number of categorical factors is m-1)
Description
Construct Saturated screening designs for continous and categorical factor (SCCD)
Using Method I
Constructs an SCCD when the number of runs (n=2m) is divisible by 8,
using a conference matrix and a Hadamard matrix.
The number of continuous factor is m and the number of categorical factors is m-1)
Usage
SCCD_method1(n)
Arguments
n
A positive integer specifying the number of runs.
Value
A numeric SCCD matrix.
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Construct Saturated screening designs for continous and categorical factor (SCCD) Using Method I Constructs an SCCD when the number of runs (n=2m) is divisible by 8, using a conference matrix and a Hadamard matrix. The number of continuous factor is m and the number of categorical factors is m-1)
Description
Construct Saturated screening designs for continous and categorical factor (SCCD) Using Method I Constructs an SCCD when the number of runs (n=2m) is divisible by 8, using a conference matrix and a Hadamard matrix. The number of continuous factor is m and the number of categorical factors is m-1)
Usage
SCCD_method1(n)
Arguments
n |
A positive integer specifying the number of runs. |
Value
A numeric SCCD matrix.
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