Variance of the classical contrats at the split-plot experiments in balanced incomplete block designs
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In this paper the conduct of the split-plot desing with the main treatments disposed in balanced incomplete block, was analised. Moreover, the presence of constant correlation, ρ, between two sub plots of same plot, and Independence among sub plots of the distincts plots, was considered. The variance for the basics contrasts of this experiments sometimes were analogous at the variances in the incomplete block designs and other time analogous at the variances in the split-plot experiments in the randomized block desing.
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