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Package ⇅ Year Total~Citation
Aoptbdtvc: A-Optimal Block Designs for Comparing Test Treatments with Controls (Version 0.0.3)Contributor

2017 0
bdf3: Efficient Block Designs for 3-Level Factorial Experiments in Block Size 3 (Version 0.1.1)Maintainer

2025 0
blockedFF: Generation of Blocked Fractional Factorial Designs (Two-Level and Three-Level) (Version 0.1.0)Maintainer

2025 0
doofa: Designs for Order-of-Addition Experiments (Version 1.0)Contributor

2024 1
FactChar: Characterization and Diagnostic Tools for Factorial Block Designs (Version 1.0)Maintainer

2025 0
FactEff: Efficiencies of Block Designs for Factorial and Fractional Factorial Experiments (Version 1.0)Contributor

2025 0
GRCFE: Generate Optimal Row-Column Factorial Experiments (Version 0.1.0)Maintainer

2026 0
ispd: Incomplete Split-Plot Designs (Version 0.2)Contributor

2019 0
lfebd3: Generation and Analysis of 3-Level, 4-Level and 5-Level Factorial Block Designs (Version 0.3.0)Maintainer

2026 0
MFRCD: Optimal Row-Column Designs for Asymmetrical Factorial Experiments (Version 0.1.1)Maintainer

2026 0
mixedfact: Generate and Analyze Mixed-Level Blocked Factorial Designs (Version 0.1.1)Maintainer

2025 1
MixFrac: Fractional Factorial Designs with Alias and Trend-Free Analysis (Version 1.0)Maintainer

2025 0
mixOofA: Design and Analysis of Order-of-Addition Mixture Experiments (Version 1.0)Contributor

2024 0
pbbd: Position Balanced and Nearly Position Balanced Block Designs (Version 1.0.0)Contributor

2021 0
rcd3: Efficient Row-Column Designs for 3 Level Factorial Experiments in 3 Rows (Version 0.1.1)Maintainer

2025 0
SlicedLHD: Sliced Latin Hypercube Designs (Version 1.0)Contributor

2024 0
slr: Semi-Latin Rectangles (Version 1.3.0)Contributor

2023 0

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