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Summer 2023 OVR DOE Series - Doing More with Less.mp4
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A: You can launch a DSD in the DOE menu: DOE > Definitive Screening Design
Q: How did you get the correlation map to default to purple?
A: You can specify Color Map preferences in the File > Preferences > Graphs menu. In this case, the Color Map on Correlations uses the "Sequential" color scheme.
Q: How can I run a mixture design together with some added continuous factors?
A: Custom DOE is the best way to do this since there are no factor restrictions in this platform.
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