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Biometrika 1977 64(2):319-325; doi:10.1093/biomet/64.2.319
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Optimal regression design for control in linear regression

R. J. BROOKS

Department of Statistics and Computer Science, University College London

A Bayesian decision theory approach to the choice of regression design is considered when it is intended to use the regression to help control the dependent variable at a chosen value, the control to be effected by choosing certain of the independent variables and fixing them at selected values.

Key Words: Bayesian decision theory • Control • D-optimum • Linear regression • Preposterior analysis • Regression design


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