Review of random and group-screening designs |
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Authors: | Jack PC Kleijnen |
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Institution: | Department of Information Systems and Auditing , Catholic University Brabant , Tilburg, 5000 LE, The Netherlands |
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Abstract: | Experiments with real systems, but especially with simulated systems, may involve hundreds of factors. However, only a few factors are really important. Detecting these Important factors requires special designs such as random and group-screening de-signs. Random designs are simple, but they yield biased esti-mators. Group-screening is based on aggregation. The assumptions of group-screening are discussed in detail, and seem not very restrictive. References to applications of both design types are given. |
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Keywords: | resolution III resolution IV multi-stage regression analysis bias conditional expectation aggregation simulation |
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