balanced incomplete block designs
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Balanced incomplete block designs are combinatorial arrangements of a finite set into subsets (blocks) such that each element appears in the same number of blocks and every pair of elements occurs together in a constant number of blocks, widely used in statistics, coding theory, and design of experiments.
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