Keywords and phrases: partially balanced incomplete block design, bi-partite graph, association matrix, incidence vertices, sub-graph, Euler path.
How to cite this article: Gurinder Pal Singh and Davinder Kumar Garg, Partially balanced incomplete block designs based on bi-partite graph, Far East Journal of Theoretical Statistics 63(2) (2021), 127-134. DOI: 10.17654/0972086321004
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