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| Extreme Vertex Designs
Extreme vertex designs are used when both lower and upper bound constraints on the components are used, or when linear constraints are added to several components. These constraints define the feasible region of the experiment, which is usually not a simplex. All the vertices of the feasible region will be included in the experiment. |
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