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Department of Experimental Statistics, North Carolina State College, Raleigh
ABSTRACT
Latin-square change-over trials balanced for carry-over effects have been modified by adding an extra period of observation. During this extra period the treatment pattern is identical with that in the last period of the Latin-square design. This modification reduces somewhat the information per observation about treatments if residual effects do not exist, but increases the information on residual effects and especially on "permanent" effects of treatment. Use of the extra-period designs is discussed and patterns for two to five treatments are given. The statistical analysis is outlined symbolically and is illustrated numerically with uniformity data.
1 Published with the approval of the Director of Research of the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station as Paper No. 752 in the Journal Series.
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