SOME THEORY FOR CONSTRUCTING GENERAL MINIMUM LOWER ORDER CONFOUNDING DESIGNS

@article{Chen2011SOMETF,
  title={SOME THEORY FOR CONSTRUCTING GENERAL MINIMUM LOWER ORDER CONFOUNDING DESIGNS},
  author={Jie Chen and Min-Qian Liu},
  journal={Statistica Sinica},
  year={2011},
  volume={21}
}
General minimum lower order confounding (GMC) is a newly proposed design criterion that aims at keeping the lower order effects unaliased with one another to the extent possible. This paper shows that for 5N/16 < n ≤ N/2, 9N/32 < n ≤ 5N/16, and 17N/64 < n ≤ 9N/32, all GMC designs with N runs and n two-level factors are projections of maximal designs with N/2, 5N/16, and 9N/32 factors, respectively. Furthermore, it provides immediate approaches to construct- ing these GMC designs from the… 
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