Jesus Lopez Fidalgo (University of Salamanca) Chiara Tommasi (University of Milano) Camelia Trandafir (University of Salamanca)
Abstract
In this paper some results on the problem of computing optimal designs for discriminating between rival models are provided. Using T-optimality for two rival models a compound criterion is developed to discriminate between more than two models. Surprising results arise when T-optimal designs are compared with classical c-optimal designs for nonlinear models. In particular, some practical deviations of the Michaelis-Menten model are considered in order to measure and compare efficiencies of different designs.
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