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Question: being given a number of experiments (n), how many variables can be used (maximum) and with which number of levels every one in order to represent an orthogonal array?
This project is underrun. Following results are already provided.
nABC
4442
4222
nABC
6633
6333
6332
nABCDEFG
84444222
84422222
82222222
8888442-
8844422-
8842222-
888822--
888222--
884442--
nABCDE
933333
99999-
99933-
99333-
Following number's of experiments were also investigated:
  • 10 (two solutions)
  • 12 (18 solutions)
  • 14 (one solution)
  • 15 (two solutions)
  • 16 (three solutions)
  • 18 (one solution)
    Behind data are open in terms of collaboration.