Transcription of Chapter 3: Two-Level Factorial Design - Stat-Ease
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Chapter 3: Two-Level Factorial Design - Stat-Ease
Chapter 3 is excerpted from DOE Simplified: Practical Tools for Effective Experimentation, 2nd Edition by Mark Anderson and Patrick Whitcomb, 3-1 Chapter 3: Two-Level Factorial Design If you do not expect the unexpected, you will not find it. Heraclitus If you have already mastered the basics discussed in chapters 1 and 2, you are now equipped with very powerful tools to analyze experimental data. Thus far we ve restricted discussion to simple, comparative one-factor designs. We now introduce Factorial Design a tool that allows you to experiment on many factors simultaneously. The Chapter is arranged by increasing level of statistical detail.
to study these details will pay off in increased understanding of the statistical framework and ... to determine the effect of A. Similarly, the top runs (3 and 4) can be ... lower the weight, the better. The results from running all combinations of the chosen …
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