Demonstrates the properties of mixed two- and four-level designs through quaternary coding, establishing uniformity measures and benchmarks.
In this paper, mixed two- and four-level designs are transformed to two-level designs via two types of quaternary coding mapping, and the uniformity measured by wrap-around L₂-discrepancy of mixed two- and four-level designs is studied, respectively. Some lower bounds of wrap-around L₂-discrepancy for mixed two- and four-level designs are obtained, three numerical examples are provided to illustrate the theoretical results, and it is shown that these lower bounds are tight, which can serve as a benchmark in the construction of uniform mixed two- and four-level designs.
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