The Theory of the Design of Experiments

The Theory of the Design of Experiments is written for a general audience of researchers across the range of experimental disciplines, and presents the major topics associated with experimental design, focusing on the key concepts and the statistical structure of those concepts. The authors keep the level of mathematics elementary and downplay methods of data analysis. Their emphasis is firmly on design, but appendices offer self-contained reviews of algebra and some standard methods of analysis. From their development in association with agricultural field trials, through their adaptation to the physical sciences, industry, and medicine, the statistical aspects of the design of experiments have become well refined. In statistics courses of study, the design of experiments very often receives much less emphasis than methods of analysis.  

First Edition. 336 pages. Hardback. E-Book. Part of a Series called Monographs on Statistics & Applied Probability. A Chapman & Hall/CRC publication. Table of Contents.

ISBN: 978-1-5848-8195-7; e-Book: 9780429126284

Price: Hardback: £140.00, eBook: £40.49