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  • DOE Costom Design with standard factors or with Mixture Factors?

    I am facing the following problem:I have a bunch of factors that are ingredients of a solution:Ingredient A (2 - 20%)Ingredient B (0 - 4%)Ingredient C (5 - 20%)whereas behind Ingredient B and C a selection of categorial Ingredients exists.Further, I have several process factors:Pressure 200 - 400Runs 2 - 4 Responses:StabilityCosts Aim of that DOE is to find out which is the best formulation with c...

    JasminL JasminL
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    Feb 28, 2024 2:35 PM
    2064 views | 4 replies
  • What does the term X1*X1 mean in an RSM design?

    Hello, When I'm using DOE and I click 2nd order interactions, the model will add combinations of every interaction of my factors, e.g. X1*X2, X2*X3 and X1*X3. This makes sense to me because these terms tell me about the combined effect of two factors on my response. However, if I click the RSM button it will add quadratic terms such as X1*X1, X2*X2 and X3*X3. My question is, what physical meaning ...

    MannSamplesCrow MannSamplesCrow
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    Feb 28, 2024 9:33 AM
    1759 views | 2 replies
  • Screening Design and Response Surface Design with Multiple Responses

    Hi,  I use JMP Pro 17 for response surface design. I have 13 design variables. First I perform a Screening Design to decide on which 8 parameters are the most effective on the response, then I vary those 8 parameters to conduct a Response Surface Design. (8 is the maximum number of variables JMP accepts for Response Surface Design.) I conduct 33 experiments (with 1 center point) for Screening Desi...

    ceydakavak ceydakavak
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    Feb 28, 2024 2:21 AM
    4437 views | 4 replies
  • Definitive screening Design - Replicates

    I did a Design of experiment using a definitive screening design. JMP gave me 23 experiments divided by 3 blocks (block 1 has 9 experiments, and block 2 and 3 have 7 experiments each). 
    In each experiment I needed to fill 20 vials.
    So, the way I found to process my data was to add replicates, so each vial of the 20 would be a replicate of the experiment. For all the 23 experiments I have 20 replicat...

    SampleTapir2148 SampleTapir2148
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    Feb 27, 2024 10:33 AM
    1310 views | 1 replies
  • JMP Two level Screening is giving me a different Design every time

    Hi! I am very new to JMP just as an fyi.. But I am trying to utilize the DOE Two-level Screening function. I had already gotten a design using this function however,  I am now trying to recreate this same output. I used the same factors and the same amount of runs yet I am getting a different outcome. Is this just a part of how the JMP software works?

    MedianPuppy4982 MedianPuppy4982
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    Feb 26, 2024 6:21 PM
    3373 views | 3 replies

Latest Discussions

  • DOE Costom Design with standard factors or with Mixture Factors?

    I am facing the following problem:I have a bunch of factors that are ingredients of a solution:Ingredient A (2 - 20%)Ingredient B (0 - 4%)Ingredient C (5 - 20%)whereas behind Ingredient B and C a selection of categorial Ingredients exists.Further, I have several process factors:Pressure 200 - 400Runs 2 - 4 Responses:StabilityCosts Aim of that DOE is to find out which is the best formulation with c...

    JasminL JasminL
    Discussions |
    Feb 28, 2024 2:35 PM
    2064 views | 4 replies
  • What does the term X1*X1 mean in an RSM design?

    Hello, When I'm using DOE and I click 2nd order interactions, the model will add combinations of every interaction of my factors, e.g. X1*X2, X2*X3 and X1*X3. This makes sense to me because these terms tell me about the combined effect of two factors on my response. However, if I click the RSM button it will add quadratic terms such as X1*X1, X2*X2 and X3*X3. My question is, what physical meaning ...

    MannSamplesCrow MannSamplesCrow
    Discussions |
    Feb 28, 2024 9:33 AM
    1759 views | 2 replies
  • Screening Design and Response Surface Design with Multiple Responses

    Hi,  I use JMP Pro 17 for response surface design. I have 13 design variables. First I perform a Screening Design to decide on which 8 parameters are the most effective on the response, then I vary those 8 parameters to conduct a Response Surface Design. (8 is the maximum number of variables JMP accepts for Response Surface Design.) I conduct 33 experiments (with 1 center point) for Screening Desi...

    ceydakavak ceydakavak
    Discussions |
    Feb 28, 2024 2:21 AM
    4437 views | 4 replies
  • Pareto Front add in

    the add in is not working! 

    Mohamed213 Mohamed213
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    Feb 26, 2024 9:36 AM
    1779 views | 2 replies
  • Importing of csv data

    I am working on a large DoE where in total we need to measure more than 10.000 pieces, the measurement is done in a Renishaw CMM, and the way the program is made it has to calibrate every 50 pieces, and then it outputs a file for each characteristic which leads to alot of files having to imported, and today I am using the import function and then copy pasting the results into my master data sheet....

    Oseali Oseali
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    Feb 21, 2024 7:07 AM
    1357 views | 2 replies

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  • Which predictive analysis method/column organisation for RSM output with duplicate samples

    Hi all. So I'm working on a project where I have 2 x component classes, each of which has 4 items within the class, which are mixed together at varying concentrations over 48 combinations. Figured the best Factor way to do this was to use 2 x Continuous for the max/min concentrations for each class, then 2 x 4-level Categoricals for each of the items. Each of the combinations was made twice, so af...

    ProbitLeopard63 ProbitLeopard63
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    Jan 25, 2024 3:06 AM
    829 views | 0 replies
  • Could JMP optimize factors with uncertainty?

    Hello community!!,A question: will it be possible for the profiler to find the best combinations of factors with uncertainty when performing a simulation, which maximize the total utility and minimize the total cost, generating a table of the best combinations found? For example: 

    Marco1 Marco1
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    Nov 21, 2023 9:08 AM
    920 views | 0 replies
  • Caution: Places where Jmp does something unexpected

    Definitely, JMP is Not a Spreadsheet . And that's great!! Besides this difference, there are other places where Jmp doesn't do/behave/produce what a newbie / innocent Jmp user expects.
    If a user knows these issues and the remedies and workarounds -  he/she can
    a) save a lot of time b) be safe from data loss c) be sure that the results are as expected.

    [More Topic Containers like this]   Topicdescrip...

    hogi hogi
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    Nov 17, 2023 4:15 AM
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  • Getting NonEstimable values when crossing variables due to control setup

    Hi,   I'm working on a dataset where we are testing the effects of 2 treatments and the delay between them, and I'm trying to figure out how to line up my variables so I can do a Dunnett's test against various controls. We are giving animals a dose of drug A (Variable A), waiting some time (T), and then giving them a dose of drug B . If the animal is NOT given drug A (= 0), then T doesn't have a m...

    eberndl eberndl
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    Nov 10, 2023 10:48 AM
    793 views | 0 replies
  • How to adjust the factor range for specific factors within an ongoing DOE

    Hi, I designed a DOE that has two independent buffers. This DOE will range components in each buffer which will be used in a processing step sequentially. IE, buffer A, followed by buffer B. We already prepared for the DOE, and formulated the A buffers as per the recommended design. For the B buffers, we intended on ranging 2 components but later decided to reduce to ranging one component, and als...

    MetaLizard62080 MetaLizard62080
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    Oct 26, 2023 5:25 PM
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