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Reyhanneh
Level I

Defining constrains in a custom design

Hi Everyone, I am not sure how to define constraints for my DOE. I have the following factors:

Categorical

Denaturing agent type

Agent 1, Agent 2, Agent 3

Continuous

Denaturing agent concentration

20-100 mM

Categorical

Buffer salt type

Salt 1, Salt 2

Continuous

Buffer salt concentration

10-300

Continuous

X1

8-10

Continuous

X2

0.1-2

Continuous

X3

10-200

Continuous

X4

5-10

Continuous

X5

0.1-2

 

Per experiment, only one of the denaturing agents {Agent 1, Agent 2, Agent 3} and only one buffer salts {Salt 1, Salt 2} can exist.

How can I define this constraint in JMP? What should I select in the linear or disallowed combination filter?

Thanks

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Re: Defining constrains in a custom design

If you define them as categorical factors, only one agent and salt will be included per run.

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Re: Defining constrains in a custom design

If you define them as categorical factors, only one agent and salt will be included per run.

Reyhanneh
Level I

Re: Defining constrains in a custom design

Hi Mark, Thanks for your reply.

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