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Archy
Archy
Level II

Response surface VS Mixture response surface

Created: Feb 8, 2019 02:41 PM  |  Last Modified: Feb 9, 2019 1:44 PM (16389 views)

Hello Gentlemen,

 

I am writing because I am a little confused about the options that there are in JMP. I am trying to evaluate a DOE and the construction of the model Effect there are several option like response surface which is by default but I did a comparison with Minitab and I found different results between both softwares but I think the Minitab result is the good one because it is more according to the factor plots that I have previously so I started to play a little bit with the option and I found that mixture response surface was the closest one. Why is this happening? I tried to find more information about that in the JMP tutorial and there is lack of information

Note: my DOE is built by 4 factors and I’ve several response

Best regards

FactorialFactorialParetoPareto

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Archy
Archy
Level II

Re: Response surface VS Mixture response surface

Feb 28, 2019 04:58 PM (2358 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from Bill_Worley 02-20-2019

Hello Billy,

 

I am not using JMP pro, where could i find more tutorials about  K-fold cross-validation in JMP? i don't know how can i modify k-fold?

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Bill_Worley
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Re: Response surface VS Mixture response surface

Mar 1, 2019 11:48 AM (2344 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from Archy 02-28-2019

Hi Archy,

Because you can find k-fold cross-validation in virtually every modeling platform it would be bette to research it on your own.  You can either search JMP help or search via google (k-fold cross-validation JMP) and you will see several links for information and some helpful youtube videos as well.

Best,

Bill

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