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    1970
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    Mason, James Mark
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    When it is necessary to apply several different treatments in succession to a given subject, the residual effect of one treatment on another must be taken into consideration. A number of various designs have been developed for this purpose. A number of them are presented in this paper and can be summarized as follows: Type I: Balanced for first-order residual effects. For n, the number of treatments, even, any number of Latin squares can be used; for n odd, an even number of squares is necessary. Type II: Formed by repeating the final period of Type I designs. Direct and residual effects are orthogonal. Type III: Formed from p
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