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Chapter 15
Experiments
and Fractions
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Section 15.1
Introduction
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Table 15.1 A 22 Factorial
Experiment
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Figure 15.1 Response suggesting
apparent interaction
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Table 15.2 22 Factorial with No
Interaction
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Table 15.3 22 Factorial with
Interaction
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Figure 15.2 Interaction plot for
data of Table 15.2
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Figure 15.3 Interaction plot for
data of Table15.3
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Table 15.4 Signs for Contrasts in
a 22 Factorial Experiments
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Table 15.5 Signs for Contrasts in
a 23 Factorial Experiment
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Figure 15.4 Geometric view of 23
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Section 15.3
Factorial
Experiment
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Table 15.6 Data for Case Study
15.1
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Figure 15.5 Normal quantile-quantile
plot of effects for Case Study 15.1
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Table 15.7 Illustration of
Two-Factor Interaction
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Figure 15.6 Interaction plot for
Case Study 15.1
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Figure 15.7 SAS printout for data of
Case Study 15.1
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Figure 15.8 ANOVA table for
Exercise 15.3
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Section 15.4
Factorial
Experiments in a Regression
Setting
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Table 15.8 Data for Example 15.2
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Figure 15.9 SAS printout for data
of Case Study 15.2
continued on next slide
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Figure 15.9 SAS printout for data
of Case Study 15.2 (cont’d)
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Section 15.5
The Orthogonal Design
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Figure 15.10a Geometric presentation
of contrast for the 23 factorial design
continued on next slide
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Figure 15.10b Geometric presentation
of contrast for the 23 factorial design
(cont’d)
continued on next slide
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Figure 15.10c Geometric presentation
of contrast for the 23 factorial design
(cont’d)
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Figure 15.11 A 22 design with
center runs
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Figure 15.12 22 factorial with 5
center runs
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Figure 15.13 22 factorial with runs at
(0,0)
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Figure 15.14 Graph Exercise 15.17
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Section 15.6
Fractional
Factorial
Experiments
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Table 15.9 Contrasts for the Seven
Available Effects for a 23 Factorial
Experiment
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Figure 15.15 The fractions of
the 23 factorial
12
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Table 15.10 Construction of the
Two 23 -1 Designs
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Table 15.11 Construction of the Two
24-1 Designs
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Table 15.12 A 26-2 Design
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Table 15.13 Signs for Contrasts in a
Half-Replicate of a 23 Factorial Experiments
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Table 15.14 Data for Example
15.6
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Table 15.15 Analysis of Variance for the
Data of a Half-Replicate of a 25 Factorial
Experiment
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Section 15.8
Higher Fractions and Screening
Designs
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Definition 15.1
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Table 15.16 Some Resolution III, IV,
V, VI and VII 2k-p Designs
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Section 15.10
Other Two-Level Resolutions III
Designs; The
Plackett-Burman Designs
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Table 15.17 Central Composite
Design for Example 15.8
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Figure 15.16 Central composite
design for Example 15.8
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Figure 15.17 Plot for the response
surface prediction conversion for
Example 15.8
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Figure 15.18 Contour plot of predicted
conversion for Example 15.8
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Section 15.12
Robust
Parameter
Design
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Definition 15.2
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Table 15.18 Design for Example
15.9
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Table 15.19 Control Factors for
Case Study 15.3
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Table 15.20 Noise Factors for
Case Study 15.3
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Table 15.21 Crossed Arrays and
Response Values for Case Study 15.3
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Figure 15.19 Plot showing the influence
of factors on the mean response
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Figure 15.20 Mean and standard
deviation for Case Study 15.4
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Table 15.22 Experimental Data in
a Crossed Array
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Figure 15.21 Interaction plots for
the data in Table 15.22
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Figure 15.22 Interaction plots for
the data in Exercise 15.31
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Potential
Misconceptions and Hazards;
Relationship to
Material in Other Chapters
Section 15.13