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Model Discrimination Criteria on Model-Robust Designs

Recently, interest about model discrimination has been focused on methods based on model estimation. Due to the problem of model aliasing, several criteria have been proposed aimed at assessing the capacity of a design for model discrimination. Three of these measures, along with a new criterion that combines them and assesses the overall discrimination capacity of a design, are implemented to evaluate a class of 27-run orthogonal arrays in three levels.

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