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Concepts

Designed Experiment (definition)

A Design and Analysis Process

Points to Consider About a Designed Experiment

Applying Experimental Design

Making Your Industrial Experiments Successful.Some Useful Tips to Industrial Engineers

Virtual-DOE, Data Mining and Artificial Neural Networks

DOE Use in the Health Care Industry

Design & Factor Selection

Factor Selection

Choosing a Design

Pick a Design, Any Design

Design Model

Design Performance Indices DPI

Design Types & Categories

Complete Factorial Design

Fractional Factorial Design

Screening Designs

Extended Design

Taguchi Designs

Split Plot Designs

Box Behnken Design

Central Composite Design

Plackett Burman Designs

Johns 3 Quarter Designs

Hierarchial Designs

Replicated Designs

Crossed Designs

Nested Designs

Mixed Level Designs

Mixed Resolution Designs

Mixture Design

Fold Over Design

Parameter Design

Tolerance Designs

Evolutionary Operation EVOP

Index

Fixed Effects

The following is an excerpt on DOE designed experiment techniques from Six Sigma Demystified (2011, McGraw-Hill) by Paul Keller.

Fixed Effects - Fixed effects are factors chosen at specific levels of interest, spanning a region of interest, for which a systematic effect on the model response is expected. In a separate context, factors are said to be fixed when held at a constant level during an experiment. The alternative to a fixed effect is a random effect.


Learn more about the DOE tools for designed experiments in Six Sigma Demystified (2011, McGraw-Hill) by Paul Keller, in his online Intro. to DOE short course (only $99) or online Advanced Topics in DOE short course (only $139), or his online Black Belt certification training course ($875).