A Latin square is a matrix of n*n elements. That is, it consists in a matrix of n columns and n rows arranged in a way to avoid orthogonality (a row or a column will not contain the same number twice).
Usage
lsq(size, rep = 1, seed = NA, id = FALSE)
Arguments
size
An integer value for the size of the design.
rep
An integer value for repetition design.
seed
A value to generate a random distribution. The argument seed is useful for it assures the same distribution in case replication is needed.
id
A logical value indicating whether an ID should be attributed for each element of the matrix.
Value
A Latin square object with class matrix.
encoding
UTF-8
References
Tarry, G. (1900) Le probleme de 36 officiers. Compte Rendu de l'Assoc. Francais Avanc. Sci. Naturel,1, 122--123.
Tarry, G. (1901) Le probleme de 36 officiers. Compte Rendu de l'Assoc. Francais Avanc. Sci. Naturel,2, 170--203.