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Stair nesting leads to very light models since the number of their treatments is additive on the numbers of observations in which only the level of one factor various. These groups of observations will be the steps of the design. In stair nested designs we work with fewer observations when compared with balanced nested designs and the amount of information for the different factors is more evenly distributed. We now integrate these models into a special class of models with orthogonal block structure for which there are interesting properties.
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COBS Cross Stair nesting Segregation
Citation
FERNANDES, C.; RAMOS, P.; MEXIA, J. – Cobs and stair nesting – segregation and crossing. Far East Journal of Mathematical Sciences. Vol. 78, nr. 2 (2013), pp. 30