Category:Examples of Balanced Incomplete Block Designs
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This category contains examples of Balanced Incomplete Block Design.
A balanced incomplete block design or BIBD with parameters $v, b, r, k, \lambda$ is a block design such that:
- $v$ is the number of treatments
- $b$ is the number of blocks
- $k$ is the size of each block
- $r$ is the number of blocks any treatment can be in
- $\lambda$ is the number of times any two treatments can occur in the same block
and has the following properties:
- Each block is of size $k$
- All of the $\dbinom v 2$ pairs occur together in exactly $\lambda$ blocks.
A BIBD with parameters $v, b, r, k, \lambda$ is commonly written several ways, for example:
- $\map {\operatorname {BIBD} } {v, k, \lambda}$
- $\tuple {v, k, \lambda}$-$\operatorname{BIBD}$
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