Designs Library Overview

Designs Library Overview

Overview

The Designs library contains a wide range of experimental plans included in Compusense for you to choose from for your sample randomization, for section randomization, and for attribute or choice randomization. This library can also contain custom designs that you or your colleagues may have created.


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Total run time: 4:33 minutes 

Date recorded: November 18, 2024



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