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Abstract

Many popular neighbor designs are used in serology, agriculture, and forestry which manifest neighbor effects very much. If every treatment appears as a neighbor with other (v-2) treatments once but emerges twice with only one treatment, such designs are called Quasi Rees neighbor designs (QRNDs) in k size of circular blocks. These designs were used for counterbalancing the neighboring effects for the cases for which minimal neighbor designs cannot be constructed. In this article, various generators are constructed to obtain circular binary NDs, using cyclic shifts.

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Neighbor designs Minimal neighbor designs Circular neighbor designs Quasi Rees neighbor designs Neighbor effects

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Sharif, S., Rashid Ahmed, Qaiser Mehmood, & Muhammad Rizwan Shahid. (2022). The Construction of Some New Quasi Rees Neighbor Designs Using Cyclic Shifts. Pakistan Journal of Statistics and Operation Research, 18(3), 643-648. https://doi.org/10.18187/pjsor.v18i3.3501
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