In this work we study the theory of optimal design of experiments when functional observations occur. We provide the best estimate for the functional coefficient in a linear model with functional response and multivariate predictor, exploiting fully the information provided by both functions and derivatives. We define different optimality criteria for the estimate of a functional coefficient. Then, we provide a strong theoretical foundation to prove that the computation of these optimal designs, in the case of linear models, is the same as in the classical theory, but a different interpretation needs to be given.
On applying optimal design of experiments when functional observations occur
MAY, CATERINA;
2016-01-01
Abstract
In this work we study the theory of optimal design of experiments when functional observations occur. We provide the best estimate for the functional coefficient in a linear model with functional response and multivariate predictor, exploiting fully the information provided by both functions and derivatives. We define different optimality criteria for the estimate of a functional coefficient. Then, we provide a strong theoretical foundation to prove that the computation of these optimal designs, in the case of linear models, is the same as in the classical theory, but a different interpretation needs to be given.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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