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Web generation of experimental designs balanced for indirect effects of treatments (WEB-DBIE)

2015-02-01

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Indirect effects are effects that occur in an experiment due to the units which are adjacent (spatially or temporally) to the unit being observed. Spatial indirect effects arise due to the treatments applied to the adjacent neighbouring units/plots and the designs so developed are called Neighbour Balanced Designs (NBDs). Whereas temporal indirect effects occur because of the carryover or residual effects in the p...

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Literature Corpus work: 2145e109-e1d6-5aaa-9a0f-c33c9341271d
DOI: 10.1016/j.compag.2014.12.005

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