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Why/When to Experiment
Role of Experimentation
Sources of Experimental Factors
Types of Experimental Factors
The Shower Experiment
Types of Experiments
Classes of DOE
Terms Used in DOE
Main Effects and Interactions
Contrast - Definition
Contrast - Properties
Run Order for a DOE
Confounding Effects
The Car Mileage Experiment
Sum of Squares As Related To One-Way ANOVA
One-Way Main Effects Plot
Computing Contrasts and Effects (22
Plotting the Main Effects (22
Statistical Significance and Practical Significance (22
Residual Analysis (22
Modeling - 22
Multi-Factor Experiment
Fractional Factorial Designs
Forming a Half-Fraction of a Full Three Factor Design
Choosing a Factorial Design
Objective, Response Variables and Factors
Select Factors and Levels
Alias Structure
ANOVA Table
Practical Significance
Normal Probability Plot of the Effects
Main Effects Plot
Interaction Plot
Blocking Variable
Two-Factor Multi-Level Full Factorial
Statistically Significant? Multi-Level Full Factorial
Practically Significant ? Multi-Level Full Factorial
Main Effect Plot Multi-Level Full Factorial
Interaction Plot Multi-Level Full Factorial
Define the “CT Characteristics”
Define “Noise Factors”
Choosing Variable Levels
Selecting the Experimental Design
Replication
Randomization
Collecting the Data
Achieve the Objective

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