Split-plot Factorial Designs
Split-Plot Factorial Designs is a type of experimental design that belongs to the class of factorial designs and is distinguished by the presence of two or more treatment factors applied at different levels of experimental units, where one factor is applied to whole-plots and another to sub-plots, leading to a nested error structure.
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Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University
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