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SUMMARY:The design and analysis of a two-phase experiments involving human subjects
DESCRIPTION:This is a meeting of the South Australian Branch of the Statistical Society of Australia. \nGuest presenter: Chris Brien\, Adjunct Associate Professor\, UniSA STEM\, The University of South Australia; Senior Biostatistician\, The Australian Plant Phenomics Facility\, University of Adelaide \nTwo-phase experiments were introduced in 1952 by the Australian statistician George McIntyre. Their use has been most prevalent in agriculture experiments\, especially plant breeding experiments. However\, there is the potential for their application to be much more widespread. This potential is not being realized because of a lack of awareness of multiphase experiments within the statistical community.
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