Some overview on unbiased interpolation and extrapolation designs
Michel Broniatowski (LSTA), Giorgio Celant

TL;DR
This paper explores the theory behind unbiased interpolation and extrapolation designs, linking uniform approximation of functions with optimal design construction, and discusses applications including accelerated testing and multivariate cases.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview connecting uniform approximation theory with the construction of optimal unbiased designs, including multivariate and application-specific insights.
Findings
Established connections between uniform approximation and design optimality
Extended the theory to multivariate cases in specific situations
Presented applications to accelerated testing scenarios
Abstract
This paper considers the construction of optimal designs due to Hoel and Levine and Guest. It focuses on the relation between the theory of the uniform approximation of functions and the optimality of the designs. Some application to accelerated tests is also presented. The multivariate case is also handled in some special situations.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOptimal Experimental Design Methods · Mathematical Approximation and Integration · Statistical Methods in Clinical Trials
