Abstract

THE PHILOSOPHY OF EXPERIMENTATION Why Design Experiments? Organizing the Experiment The Neglected Response Variable STATISTICAL EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN The Factorial 2-Level Design General Factorial Designs Fractional Factorials at 2-Levels Multi-Level Designs 3-Level Designs Randomized Block and Latin Square Nested Designs Evolutionary Operation SORTING THE SIGNAL FROM THE NOISE Simple Analysis Analysis of Means by Using the Variance YATES Analysis Analysis of 2k and 2k-p Designs Matrix Algebra Least Squares Analysis Putting ANOVA and Least Squares to Work ANOVA for Blocked and Nested Designs THE DERIVATION OF EMPIRICAL EQUATIONS FROM STATISTICALLY DESIGNED EXPERIMENTS A Case History of an Experimental Investigation UTILIZATION OF EMPIRICAL EQUATIONS Robust Design Monte Carlo Simulation and Tolerance Design Case History Completed: The Utilization of the Equation Statistical Tables Index

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Quality (philosophy)Computer scienceEpistemologyPhilosophy

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Year
1996
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Volume
159
Issue
3
Pages
619-619
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210
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Tim Barker, John Disney (1996). Quality by Experimental Design.. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society) , 159 (3) , 619-619. https://doi.org/10.2307/2983337

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