6.4 Suppose that we have t = 5 treatments and we can only have
blocks of size three. (a) Find the smallest BIBD (fewest number of
blocks). Give the values of r and λ (b) If we could have blocks of
size four, can we run a BIBD? Is there an advantage over the design
in part (a)? (c) Write out the layout of the design from part (b)
showing how to arrange the treatments in blocks
6 4 Suppose That We Have T 5 Treatments And We Can Only Have Blocks Of Size Three A Find The Smallest Bibd Fewest 1 (44.88 KiB) Viewed 33 times
6.4 Suppose that we have t = 5 treatments and we can only have blocks of size three. (a) Find the smallest BIBD (fewest number of blocks). Give the values of r and a (b) If we could have blocks of size four, can we run a BIBD? Is there an advantage over the design in part (a)? (c) Write out the layout of the design from part (b) showing how to arrange the treatments in blocks.
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