btib {ibd} | R Documentation |
Balanced Treatment Incomplete Block Designs
Description
Generates a balanced treatment incomplete block design for specified parameters.
Usage
btib(v,b,r,r0,k,lambda,lambda0,ntrial=5,pbar=FALSE)
Arguments
v |
number of test treatments |
b |
number of blocks |
r |
number of replications of test treatments |
r0 |
number of replications of the control treatment |
k |
block size |
lambda |
number of concurrences among test treatments |
lambda0 |
number of concurrences between test treatments and the control treatment |
ntrial |
number of trials. Default is 5. |
pbar |
logical value indicating whether progress bar will be displayed or not. Default is FALSE. |
Value
v |
number of test treatments |
b |
number of blocks |
r |
number of replications of test treatments |
r0 |
number of replications of the control treatment |
k |
block size |
lambda |
number of concurrences among test treatments |
lambda0 |
number of concurrences between test treatments and the control treatment |
design |
generated block design |
N |
treatment by block incidence matrix of the generated block design |
NNP |
concurrence matrix of the generated design |
Aeff |
A-efficiency of the generated design |
Note
The function works best for values of number of treatments (v) up to 30 and block size (k) up to 10. However, for block size (k) up to 3, much larger values of number of treatments (v) may be used.
Author(s)
Baidya Nath Mandal <mandal.stat@gmail.com>
References
Mandal, B. N., Gupta, V. K. and Parsad, R. (2013). Application of optimization techniques for construction of incomplete block designs. Project report, IASRI, New Delhi.
Mandal, B. N., Gupta, V. K., & Parsad, R. (2014). Balanced treatment incomplete block designs through integer programming, Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods, 46:8, 3728-3737.
Examples
btib(4,6,3,6,3,1,3,10)