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    This document demonstrates how to perform a response surface methodology (RSM) analysis in R. It shows how to create a central composite design (CCD), fit full and reduced regression models, check model assumptions, and generate plots. Key steps include creating a CCD, fitting full and reduced RSM models, checking for normality of residuals, and using the reduced model to predict the maximum response value based on the optimal conditions found.

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    This document demonstrates how to perform a response surface methodology (RSM) analysis in R. It shows how to create a central composite design (CCD), fit full and reduced regression models, check model assumptions, and generate plots. Key steps include creating a CCD, fitting full and reduced RSM models, checking for normality of residuals, and using the reduced model to predict the maximum response value based on the optimal conditions found.

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    This document demonstrates how to perform a response surface methodology (RSM) analysis in R. It shows how to create a central composite design (CCD), fit full and reduced regression models, check model assumptions, and generate plots. Key steps include creating a CCD, fitting full and reduced RSM models, checking for normality of residuals, and using the reduced model to predict the maximum response value based on the optimal conditions found.

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    SUPERFICIE RESPUESTA

    install.packages("rsm")
    library(rsm)
    ccd1<-ccd(basis = ~x1+x2,
    n0=c(0,5),
    alpha = "rotatable",
    randomize = FALSE,
    oneblock = TRUE,
    coding = list(x1~(vz-8)/1,
    x2~(pH-8)/1))
    ccd1

    y<-c(68.64,69.82,81.66,85.80,79.29,87.57,74.56,94.08,100,99.41,100,91.72,90.53)
    ccd1$y<-y

    #modelo completo
    lm1<-lm(y~SO(x1,x2),data = ccd1)
    summary(lm1)

    #modelo completo via rsm


    rsm1<-rsm(y~SO(x1,x2),data = ccd1)
    summary(rsm1)

    #modelo reduzido
    rsm2<-rsm(y~FO(x1,x2)+PQ(x1,x2),data=ccd1)
    summary(rsm2)

    #condiciones de optimalidad
    canonical(rsm2)
    shapiro.test(rsm2$residuals)

    #graficos
    par(mfrow=c(1,1))
    contour(rsm2,~x1+x2,image = TRUE)
    persp(rsm2,~x1+x2,zlab = "y%",col = rainbow(50),contours = ("colors"))

    #predecir el mejor valor


    maximo<-data.frame(x1=0.1282395,x2=0.4504078)
    predict(rsm2,maximo)

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