The use of orthogonal Latin squares in the construction of orthogonal arrays of index unity

Ortogonal düzenler, ortogonal Latin karelerin doğal genişlemesi olarak düşünülebilir. Bu çalışmada, birim indeksli OA(9,4,3,2) ortogonal düzeni ve birim indeksli OA(16,5,4,2) ortogonal düzeni 3.cü ve 4.üncü mertebeden ikişerli ortogonal Latin kare tam setlerinden elde edildi.

Birim indeksli ortogonal düzenlerin kuruluşunda ortogonal Latin karalerin kullanımı

Orthogonal arrays can be regarded as natural generalizations of orthogonal Latin squares. In this study, orthogonal array of index unity OA(9,4,3,2) and orthogonal array of index unity OA(16,5,4,2) are obtained by the complete set of pairwise orthogonal Latin square of order 3 and 4.

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