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Investigating The Effect Of Greediness On The Coordinate Exchange Algorithm For Generating Optimal Experimental Designs, William Thomas Gullion May 2023

Investigating The Effect Of Greediness On The Coordinate Exchange Algorithm For Generating Optimal Experimental Designs, William Thomas Gullion

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

Design of Experiments (DoE) is the field of statistics concerned with helping researchers maximize the amount of information they gain from their experiments. Recently, researchers have been turning to optimal experimental designs instead of classical/catalog experimental designs. One of the most popular algorithms used today to generate optimal designs is the Coordinate Exchange (CEXCH) Algorithm. CEXCH is known to be a greedy algorithm, which means it tends to favor immediate, locally best designs instead of globally optimal designs. Previous research demonstrated that this tradeoff was efficacious in that it reduced the cost of a single run of CEXCH and allowed …


Implementation And Application Of The Curds And Whey Algorithm To Regression Problems, John Kidd May 2014

Implementation And Application Of The Curds And Whey Algorithm To Regression Problems, John Kidd

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

A common statistical problem is trying to predict two or more variables using a set of predictor variables. The simplest model for this situation is called multivariate linear regression. This method uses each set of predictor variables to predict each of the response variables separately. This approach seems counter-intuitive as any possible relationship between the variables being predicted is ignored.

Breiman and Friedman found a way to take advantage of relationships among the response variables to increase the accuracy of the predictions for each of the predicted variables with an algorithm they called Curds and
Whey. It uses other statistical …