Many engineers and scientists have receive little or no training in
designed experiments, and any courses that are available tend to be
either abstract and divorced from practical considerations or
strictly practical-lacking the rigor and depth necessary for true,
long-term understanding.
Practical Guide to Designed Experiments: A Unified Modular Approach
bridges that gap, presenting the essential material in a manner
that permits rapid application to practical problems but also
provides the structure and understanding necessary for long-term
growth. It covers two-level and three-level full and fractional
factorial design and also includes the L12 and L18 designs
popularized by Taguchi. The author describes the role and selection
of the system response for measurement and optimization and
discusses both conventional and Taguchi approaches, noting their
similarities and differences.
Clearly written and well organized, this text shows how the
components of experimental design fit and work together. Offering
an abundance of examples, case studies, and practice problems, it
is highly suited to anyone with a basic science or engineering
background but little or no previous exposure to matrix experiments
or other elements of planned experimentation.
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