Closed jsdiazpo closed 1 year ago
A nice-to-have method could return a D-optimality score, such as the log-determinant of the information matrix log(det(X^T X)). This would allow easy comparison between designs.
log(det(X^T X))
Hi :) Such a function already exists, you can find it as doe.utils.metrics(). It will also return values for A-optimiality and G-efficiency.
doe.utils.metrics()
Brilliant! Thanks @Osburg
A nice-to-have method could return a D-optimality score, such as the log-determinant of the information matrix
log(det(X^T X))
. This would allow easy comparison between designs.