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Design of Experiments (DoE). How to design an experiment: the purpose of the DoE, choosing factors and testing levels, Part 1/6

How to plan an experiment? DoE (Design of Experiments), in our experience, is the most effective way to collect data and increase understanding of cause-effect relationships. What we learn from a DoE depends primarily on how we plan it. No level of analysis advancement will be helpful if the data we collect lacks knowledge – […]
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DMAIC or PDSA cycle?

What is needed for improvement – ​​DMAIC or PDSA? Today’s pace of life and business is incredibly fast. We strive to keep up – both in our daily activities and in our long-term strategic plans. We want to act quickly, efficiently, and effectively. We expect ready-made solutions, best practices, and proven workflows. At first, it […]
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Full Factorial Design, Design of Experiments, DOE – a mathematical model describing the effect of tested factor settings on humidity PART 3/4

Below you will find the earlier parts of this article: PART 1 PART 2 Mathematical model describing the influence of tested factor settings on humidity In our example, we consider the effects of factors A, B, and C, as well as the A*B interaction, to be important. From these effects, we will construct an equation […]
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