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许多工业实验涉及的因素水平比其他因素更难改变或控制,这就导致了两水平分数因子分割图(FFSP)设计的发展。最近,由于对不同水平因子的要求,又提出了混合水平 FFSP 设计。本文将贝叶斯最优准则推广到混合两级和四级 FFSP 设计中,然后提供贝叶斯最小畸变(MA)准则对 FFSP 设计进行排序。贝叶斯最小畸变准则可以为涉及两级因子和四级因子中三个成分的效应给出一个自然排序。我们还讨论了贝叶斯最优准则和贝叶斯 MA 准则之间的关系。此外,我们还考虑了具有定性和定量因素的设计。
Many industrial experiments involve factors with levels more difficult to change or control than others, which leads to the development of two-level fractional factorial split-plot (FFSP) designs. Recently, mixed-level FFSP designs were proposed due to the requirement of different-level factors. In this paper, we generalize the Bayesian optimal criterion for mixed two- and four-level FFSP designs, and then provide Bayesian minimum aberration (MA) criterion to rank FFSP designs. Bayesian MA criterion can give a natural ordering for the effects involving two-level factors and three components of a four-level factor. We also discuss the relationship between the Bayesian optimal and Bayesian MA criteria. Furthermore, we consider the designs with both qualitative and quantitative factors.