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• Change numbers in easy DOE data entry?

  Im am setting up a 3 continuous factor 13 run design in flexible easy DOE. Is it possible to change numbers in the DOE data entry? There are some comma figures I'd like to round off. 

  frankderuyck

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  Apr 18, 2023 12:15 PM

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• Split plot DoE (limiting number of trial runs per day)

  Hello everyone, 
  
  New case:3 variables (factors) Factor 1 (Continuous) = 0 - 225Factor 2 (Continuous) = 0 - 10Factor 3 (Discrete - 2 level) = 60 and 90 (process step) Factor 3 can be considered as a final processing step for the mixture of the first 2 factors. So as an example: Factor 1 (225) combined with Factor 2 (10) - this batch would ideally be treated both at 60 and 90 the same day. The limiti...

  Bertelsen92

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  Apr 14, 2023 12:15 PM

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• Custom DOE does not use the whole range of discrete numeric values

  I am trying to create a custom DOE with 1 continuous factor and 2 discrete numeric factors (3 levels).One of the discrete numeric factors has values 1, 3 and 5. The generated table only uses the values 3 and 5 however. This does not seem to make sense to me from a experiment design POV. Even when changing it to a 4 level factors (0,1,3,5) only 3 and 5 are used. See JMP file for details. Is this ch...

  mvanderaa1

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  Apr 13, 2023 6:03 AM

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• How to correctly interpret a definitive screening design (DSD)

  I am using JMP 14.3 to optimize a workflow with 6 input variables and 3 levels (attached is the file with the data table). My idea is to use JMP to obtain the best combination of the 6 variables that gives me the best output result but performing the least number of experiments.
  It seems to me that the best option is to make a definitive screening design to see the main effects. I have defined my f...

  Wardiam

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  Apr 12, 2023 1:46 PM

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• Power analysis for Mutiple response DOE

  Hi all, 
  I have a custom design with 4 responses, and 3 factors that plan to run. I want to do a Power analysis. What I understand is I need to: - Estimate RMSE: Or noise in response when repeating many runs with the same factors setting - Define delta (or signal/ 2* Anticipated coefficient). The minimum change in the response that critical to detect.  But I have 4 responses. Which one should I put...

  Justin_Bui

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  Apr 12, 2023 7:10 AM

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