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Factorial experiments, wherein two or more factors each at two or more levels are used simultaneously, have profound applications in many fields of agricultural and allied sciences. These experiments allow studying the effect of each individual factor as well as the effects of interactions between factors on the response variable. In order to avoid any kind of bias in the estimation of these effects, it is always advisable that the order of execution of runs in a factorial design is random. However, experimentation under factorial setup may become expensive, time-consuming and difficult due to a large number of changes in factor levels induced by randomization. Adoption of factorial designs with minimum number of changes in the factor levels may prove to be useful in such situations in terms of cost and time. Present paper describes online software developed using client–server architecture for generation of cost effective factorial designs with minimum number of changes in the factor levels viz.,  web FMC and an R package named  FMC .

On the generation of factorial designs with minimum level changes