A Crash Course in Mixture Design of Experiments
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Advance your R&D experimentation skills via this essential webinar on mixture experiments. A compelling demo lays out what makes mixture design of experiments (DOE) so effective for accelerating your formulation efforts. Discover how to:
- Identify key characteristics leading to a mixture experiment
- Use mixture DOE to create optimal formulations
- Map out your sweet spot with graphical tools
The fuel provided in this 1-hour webinar will kick-start your first mixture designed experiment.
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Such an insightful presentation
What does it mean when a coefficient of a component in optimal design model equation is negative while the response only takes positive value? My understanding is that the coefficient is the response value of the component when it is pure (100%), so it can't be negative.
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5 ай бұрын
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Thank you for the recording. What is the relationship between Design Expert and StatEase 360. Can one use Stat-Ease 360 to completely design and analyse experimental data without Design Expert or StatEase is a build up on Design Expert
@StatisticsMadeEasybyStatEase
Жыл бұрын
Stat-Ease 360 includes Design-Expert software, and also has higher-level features such as linkage to Python and additional regression options.
I'm going to have mixture component of A, B and C. A+B+C = 100% and the ratio of A/B must maintain at 0.5. How do I set the constrain since I can't enter both lower and upper limit with the same value.
@StatisticsMadeEasybyStatEase
8 ай бұрын
This imposes an extra equality constraint. The level of A is dependent on the level of B. Now there are only 2 components that vary, but all 3 are involved in the total 100%. Short answer - there is not an easy way to get this done.
the triangle at 11:34, is it generated in DX or you plotted it in another App/Software separately.
@StatisticsMadeEasybyStatEase
Жыл бұрын
The graphic originated in DX and was modified for the presentation.