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An optimal design problem in rhythmometry.

A trigonometric regression model is assumed for a problem involving circadian rhythm exhibited by peak expiratory flow. Experimental designs are sought with a view to estimating a particular nonlinear function of the parameters. Both optimal and nonoptimal, but more practicable, designs are derived and their relative efficiencies are established.

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