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D-optimal designs for multinomial experiments

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Design and Analysis of Experiments

Consider a multinomial experiment where the value of a response variable falls in one of k classes. The k classes are not assumed to have a hierarchical structure. Let ij represent the probability that the ith experimental unit gives a response that falls in the jth class. By modelling ln(ij=i1) as a linear function of the values of m predictor variables, we may analyse the results of the experiment using a Generalized Linear Model.

We describe the construction of D-optimal experimental designs for use in such an experiment. Difficulties in obtaining these designs will be described, together with attempts to overcome these obstacles.

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