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Del 163 - Lecture Notes in Statistics
Topics in Optimal Design
Häftad, Engelska, 2002
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This book is a follow up of "Theory of Optimal Designs" by K.R. Shah and Bikas K. Sinha published in this series. Unlike the previous book, this one covers a wide range of topics in both discrete and continuous optimal designs. The topics discussed include designs for regression models, covariates models, models with trend effects, and models with competition effects. An extensive study on a new optimality criterion is also presented. The prerequisites are a basic course in the design and analysis of experiments and some familiarity with the concepts of optimality criteria. Erkki P. Liski is Professor of Statistics at the University of Tampere in Finland. He has been head of various research projects on theory and applications of statistics with the Academy of Finland. Nripes K. Mandal is Professor of Statistics at Calcutta University in India. He is closely associated with all academic activities of the Calcutta Statistical Association. Kirti R. Shah is Professor of Statistics at the University of Waterloo in Canada. He is currently the president of the International Indian Statistical Association. Bikas K.Sinha is Professor of Statistics at the Indian Statistical Institute in Calcutta, India. He has served on the editorial board of a number of international statistical journals.
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In the early nineties, at the initiative of Sinha and financial support of Shah and Liski (from their respective Research Project Funds), the authors - inspired by their similar research interests - started collaborative research at various institutions mostly in pairs and triplets. It took more time and efforts on the part of MandaI to visit the others at regular intervals and keep track of their common as well as diverse research areas and merge his own. From this collaborative work, the concept of this monograph took a preliminary shape only last year and serious efforts were started to combine diverse avenues into one. Admittedly, it took more time than expected to converge to a common platform regarding the contents and broad coverage of the topics to be included. We were mostly guided by our own common research interests spanning over the last ten years. That covered optimal designs in both discrete and continuous settings. Availability of huge published literature in various statistical journals on the broad theme of optimal designs has made our task quite interesting and stimulating. We hope our readers will be as excited and delighted to read the monograph as we have been in our efforts to write it.