Article | REF: P230 V1

Design of experiments

Author: Jacques GOUPY

Publication date: September 10, 1997

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1. Method principle

1.1 Terminology

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1.1.1 Responses, factors, levels

Before moving on to the study of experimental design, we need to clarify the vocabulary we will be using. We'll be drawing on the AFNOR X 06-080 standard and on the practices of the various disciplines we'll be using. New terms will be defined in bold letters throughout the text.

A phenomenon can always be put into the following mathematical form:

y = f (x...

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