Practical considerations and constraints frequently lead to the abandonment of standard experimental designs and necessitate custom-tailoring the design to the given test situation. In such cases, especially, the investigator is interested in determining the properties of alternative, and sometimes unbalanced, test plans. A computer program, named EXPLOR, for evaluating and comparing the properties of proposed experimental designs has been developed for this purpose. EXPLOR may be used to:
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Meeker et al. (1975) studied this question.
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