How does it differ from a complete randomized block design?
A complete randomized block design (CRBD) is a type of experimental design that involves the division of a sample into blocks and the random assignment of treatments within each block. The main difference between a CRBD and other experimental designs, such as a randomized complete block design (RCBD), is that in a CRBD, every treatment is given to every block, while in an RCBD, not every treatment is given to every block. The purpose of using a CRBD is to control for certain variables that may impact the outcome of the study and to increase the accuracy of the results.
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