What Is Computer-Aided Design ?
| Designs generated from a computer algorithm are referred to as computer-aided designs. Computer-aided designs are experimental designs that are generated based on a particular optimality criterion and are generally 'optimal' only for a specified model. As a result, they are sometimes referred to as optimal design and generally do not satisfy the desirable properties such as independence among the estimators that standard classical designs do. The design treatment runs that are generated by the algorithms are chosen from an overall candidate set of possible treatment combinations. The candidate set consists of all the possible treatment combinations that one wishes to consider in an experiment. |
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