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| author | Awad Rashmi Chouhan Ashwini |
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| contents | <p>This paper deals with the review of the literature on Chemical and Spring Balance Weighing Designs. The Weighing problems were initially originated by Yates and after that Hotelling, who led to a precise formulation of the Weighing problem. Eventually, with the passage of time, this problem expanded to form a branch of Design of Experiment. The weighing problem was originated by Yates and Hotelling, which is concerned with finding the weights of ‘v’ objects in ‘n’ weighing operations. Overtime, attention was also given to the problem of determining optimal designs in terms of the A-, D-, and E- optimality criteria for both Chemical and Spring Balance Weighing Designs. Currently, significant growth is observed in this field.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Advances in Chemical and Spring Balance Weighing Designs: A systematic review Awad Rashmi Chouhan Ashwini <p>This paper deals with the review of the literature on Chemical and Spring Balance Weighing Designs. The Weighing problems were initially originated by Yates and after that Hotelling, who led to a precise formulation of the Weighing problem. Eventually, with the passage of time, this problem expanded to form a branch of Design of Experiment. The weighing problem was originated by Yates and Hotelling, which is concerned with finding the weights of ‘v’ objects in ‘n’ weighing operations. Overtime, attention was also given to the problem of determining optimal designs in terms of the A-, D-, and E- optimality criteria for both Chemical and Spring Balance Weighing Designs. Currently, significant growth is observed in this field.</p> |
| title | Advances in Chemical and Spring Balance Weighing Designs: A systematic review |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17552030 |