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Design of Experiments

Full Factorial DOE Example

Fol­low along as we demon­strate how to con­duct an exam­ple full fac­to­r­i­al DOE at a com­pa­ny that pro­duces bicy­cle tires.

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What Is DOE Design of Experiments?

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OFAT Test vs. DOE

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How to Conduct DOE Design of Experiments

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What Is a Full Factorial DOE?

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Replicates in Full Factorial DOE

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Full Factorial DOE Example

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Confounding, Aliasing, and Resolution

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Fractional Factorial DOE Example

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What Is an Optimization DOE?

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What Is CCD Central Composite Design?

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Central Composite Design CCD Example

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What Is the Taguchi Method?

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Next Video What Is a Fractional Factorial DOE? 

Frac­tion­al Fac­to­r­i­al DOEs are a sub­set of full fac­to­r­i­al design of exper­i­ments that reduce the num­ber of exper­i­ments need­ed by select­ing a frac­tion of the total pos­si­ble com­bi­na­tions of fac­tor lev­els. Learn when it’s appro­pri­ate to use frac­tion­al fac­to­r­i­al DOEs, and its rel­a­tive advan­tages and dis­ad­van­tages com­pared to full fac­to­r­i­al DOEs.