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Experimental design for four mixture components with process variables

The experimental design to model the response of a mixture in four components in the presence of process variables is considered. Two different blocks of blends that are orthogonal for linear or quadratic blending are D-optimized. The two orthogonal blocks of blends are generalized and D-optimized in some cases (and possibly Doptimized in others) to deal with restrictions on the blending component proportions. The pair of orthogonal D-optimal blocks of blends can be used with an arbitrary number of process variables, and requires a reduced number of observations.

Veronica Czitrom

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