Enumerate orthogonal arrays
The Orthogonal Array package can completely enumerate all orthogonal arrays of a specified class. In this notebook, we enumerate specific classes of three-level orthogonal arrays and mixel-level orthogonal arrays.
First, we specify the class of three-level orthogonal arrays to enumerate. For example, we consider three-level orthogonal arrays of strength 2 with 27 runs and 8 factors.
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import oapackage
run_size = 27
strength = 2
number_of_factors = 8
factor_levels = 3
arrayclass = oapackage.arraydata_t(factor_levels, run_size, strength, number_of_factors)
print(arrayclass)
arrayclass: N 27, k 8, strength 2, s {3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3}, order 0
Second, we create the root array as the starting point of our enumeration.
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ll2 = [arrayclass.create_root()]
ll2[0].showarraycompact()
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Third, extend the root array. It is also possible to extend a list of arrays.
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list3columns = oapackage.extend_arraylist(ll2, arrayclass)
print("extended to %d arrays with 3 columns" % len(list3columns))
list4columns = oapackage.extend_arraylist(list3columns, arrayclass)
print("extended to %d arrays with 4 columns" % len(list4columns))
extended to 9 arrays with 3 columns
extended to 711 arrays with 4 columns
It is also possible to extend selected arrays from a list.
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ll = oapackage.extend_arraylist(list4columns[0:8], arrayclass)
print("extended first 2 arrays to %d arrays with 5 columns" % len(ll))
extended first 2 arrays to 189 arrays with 5 columns
By adding one column at a time we can enumerate all three-level orthogonal arrays of strength 2 with 27 runs and 8 factors. The total computation time for this would be a couple of hours.
Mixed-level orthogonal arrays
The package can also enumerate mixed-level orthogonal arrays. For instance, consider enumerating all 16-run strength-2 orthogonal arrays with one four-level factor and nine two-level factors.
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run_size = 16
strength = 2
number_of_factors = 10
factor_levels = [4, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2]
arrayclass = oapackage.arraydata_t(factor_levels, run_size, strength, number_of_factors)
print(arrayclass)
arrayclass: N 16, k 10, strength 2, s {4,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2}, order 0
Create the root array as the starting point of our enumeration.
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al = arrayclass.create_root()
al.showarraycompact()
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For these arrays, we can extend a single array or lists of arrays.
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array_list = [arrayclass.create_root()]
array_list_3columns = oapackage.extend_arraylist(array_list, arrayclass)
array_list_4columns = oapackage.extend_arraylist(array_list_3columns, arrayclass)
print("extended to %d arrays with 3 columns" % len(array_list_3columns))
print("extended to %d arrays with 4 columns" % len(array_list_4columns))
extended to 3 arrays with 3 columns
extended to 10 arrays with 4 columns
Finally, enumerate all 16-run strength-2 orthogonal arrays with one four-level factor and nine two-level factors.
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arrays = array_list_4columns
for extension_column in range(5, number_of_factors + 1):
extensions = oapackage.extend_arraylist(arrays, arrayclass)
print("extended to %d arrays with %d columns" % (len(extensions), extension_column))
arrays = extensions
extended to 28 arrays with 5 columns
extended to 65 arrays with 6 columns
extended to 110 arrays with 7 columns
extended to 123 arrays with 8 columns
extended to 110 arrays with 9 columns
extended to 72 arrays with 10 columns
Notes
The numbers of isomorphism classes for various types of classes can be found at the webpage series of orthogonal arrays.
For larger number of arrays the command line tools are more convenient and more memory efficient.