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An Application of Variational Methods to Experimental Design

Variational methods are applied to the determination of experimental designs for estimation of parameters in nonlinear regression models. The performance of one of the designs is illustrated by a nonlinear equation of Langmuir isotherm type and is shown to be a considerable improvement over nondesigned experiments.

P. I. Feder | Reiji Mezaki | P. Feder | R. Mezaki

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