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Search designs for searching for one among the two-and three-factor interaction effects in the general symmetric and asymmetric factorials

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This paper describes the construction of search designs which permit the estimation of the general mean and main-effects, and allow the search for and estimation of one possibly unknown non-zero effect among the two-and three-factor interactions in the general symmetric and asymmetric factorial set-up.

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Chatterjee, K. Search designs for searching for one among the two-and three-factor interaction effects in the general symmetric and asymmetric factorials. Ann Inst Stat Math 42, 783–803 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02481150

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