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factorial experiment
(redirected from Factorial design)

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fac·to·ri·al experiment (fk-tôr-l)
n.
An experimental design in which two or more series of treatments are tried in all combinations.
factorial experiment
see factorial experiment.
factorial experiment design
a design for an experiment in which all levels of each controlled variable are included with all levels of the others.


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