Screening Techniques in DOE
In preliminary research phases, the number of potentially influential factors to investigate is usually large. Screening designs are experimental designs used to identify the most influential factors that influence a response or outcome in a process or system with a reasonable number of runs. These designs are typically used in the early stages of experimentation, when you want to quickly assess a large number of variables to determine which ones have the greatest effect on the response variable. The goal is to eliminate unimportant factors and focus resources on the most influential ones. Learn about the construction of fractional factorial designs, aliasing and de-aliasing strategie. A working knowledge of multiple linear regression is needed to make the most out of this workshop.