Randomization Constraints is a methodological restriction in experimental design that limits the random assignment of treatment levels to experimental units due to practical or logistical limitations, thereby necessitating a split-plot structure where some factors are applied to larger experimental units (whole plots) and others to smaller units (subplots).
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