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• Can I add a factor to an existting DOE and/or change the values of any run in an existting DOE?

  Hi, I developed a DOE model with 3 factors (one categorical) for a specific time (7 days) containing 16 runs. Later I used the same DOE but now for samples (runs) with a loger time (28 days). Now, I have decided to add the time as a factor but I want to keep the runs that a I have (16 runs for 7 days, and 16 runs for 28 days); to improve the quality of the model I decided to add center points to t...

  aalberto

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  Jul 17, 2025 5:59 AM

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• Question about Response Surface and Blocking

  Hi JMP Community,
  I am interested in conducting RSM studies for two factors using CCD Orthogonal setup including 3 replicates. After finishing the setup, I get 52 as my total sample size. However, I won't be able to test all the samples in one day. I wanted to ask if it is possible to combine blocking with RSM. I also tried using CCD Orthogonal blocking, but it's only giving me two blocks since I a...

  BetaAdjustment6

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  Jul 16, 2025 2:03 AM

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• Scaled estimates plot after REML analysis

  Hello,  For a DOE analysis, I am using the REML method because I have a random effect. However, using this method, JMP does not generate a scaled estimates plot in the report, nor a Pareto plot. This option is not available for REML, even though a table with the parameter estimates is provided. Any suggestion on how I can generate a plot similar to scaled estimates plot after REML analysis?    Tha...

  SaraA

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  Jul 15, 2025 6:04 AM

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• DOE - Compare Slopes

  I have data from a 3x3 DOE but testing 2 standard concentrations. I want to compare the slopes between each condition but am not sure how to do this. I was fiddling with Fit model but am unsure how to add the slope for the response comparison. Using JMP 18.1.10.

  LadderMonster

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  Jul 14, 2025 10:24 AM

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• How should I treat a factor with range or value that is dependent on the level of another factor in a DOE?

  Hello,   I am designing a DOE with 4 factors. My problem is that the range for 2 factors are dependent on the level of 1 of the factors. For example:   Factor 1 - low (1), medium (2), high (3) If Factor 1 is at low setting, then Factor 2 settings are low (1), medium (2), high (3). If Factor 1 is at high setting, then Factor 2 settings are low (3), medium (4), high (6).   The range or values for lo...

  CuriousExplorer

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  Jul 14, 2025 6:46 AM

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