Design of experiments: Fractional factorial designs 2^(k-p) · Introduction

Introduction

What this guide covers

The optimization of experimental effort through dimensional reduction: a formal analysis of the algebraic structure of aliasing, resolution and minimum aberration.

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Topics covered

Introduction
Fractional Factorial Designs
Introduction and Philosophy of Fractionation
Principles of Effects Dispersion
Mathematical Formulation of Designs
Design Generators and Defining Relationship

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\mathbb{P}(\text{Main Active Effect}) > \mathbb{P}(\text{Interaction of 2 Active Factors}) \gg \mathbb{P}(\text{Interaction of 3 Active Factors})

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\mathbb{P}(\text{Main Active Effect}) > \mathbb{P}(\text{Interaction of 2 Active Factors}) \gg \mathbb{P}(\text{Interaction of 3 Active Factors})