DT-optimum designs for model discrimination and parameter estimation

The paper introduces DT-optimum designs that provide a specified balance between model discrimination and parameter estimation. An equivalence theorem is presented for the case of two models and extended to an arbitrary number of models and of combinations of parameters. A numerical example shows the properties of the procedure. The relationship with other design procedures for parameter estimation and model discrimination is discussed.

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