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One-Factor-at-a-Time Versus Designed Experiments Veronica CZITROM. helpful to use examples of real engineering OFAT experi- ments, and to compare the OFATs to Designed Experiments Many engineers and scientists perform One-Factor-at-a-Time to illustrate why the latter would have been better. It is (OFAT) Experiments . They will continue to do so until they important to describe the disadvantages of OFAT experi- understand the advantages of Designed Experiments over mentation early in an industrial workshop, so students do OFAT Experiments , and until they learn to recognize OFAT not drop out of the course to do more important things. Experiments so they can avoid them. A very effective way College textbooks, which present a fair amount of statis- to illustrate the advantages of Designed Experiments , and tics up front, often introduce OFAT Experiments later: Box, to show ways in which OFAT Experiments present them- Hunter, and Hunter (1978, pp.)
One-Factor-at-a-Time Versus Designed Experiments Veronica CZITROM Many engineers and scientists perform one-factor-at-a-time (OFAT) experiments. They will continue to do so until they
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