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International Studies of Management & Organization, 1991
This paper reports some of the findings of our inter-institutional research project investigating manufacturing organisation and computer integrated technologies, funded by the Application of Computers to Manufacturing Engineering (ACME) Directorate of the Science and Engineering Research Council.
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This paper reports some of the findings of our inter-institutional research project investigating manufacturing organisation and computer integrated technologies, funded by the Application of Computers to Manufacturing Engineering (ACME) Directorate of the Science and Engineering Research Council.
Clive Ley +4 more
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WIREs Computational Statistics, 2009
AbstractFractional factorial designs are among the most important statistical contributions to the efficient exploration of the effects of several controllable factors on a response of interest. Fractional factorials are widely used in experiments in fields as diverse as agriculture, industry, and medical research.
Richard F. Gunst, Robert L. Mason
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AbstractFractional factorial designs are among the most important statistical contributions to the efficient exploration of the effects of several controllable factors on a response of interest. Fractional factorials are widely used in experiments in fields as diverse as agriculture, industry, and medical research.
Richard F. Gunst, Robert L. Mason
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Factorial experimental designs
International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion, 2016Intervention studies are typically performed as ‘experiments,’ in the sense that a single ‘factor’ is allowed to vary while the others are held constant or accounted for in the analyses.
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Design of Experiments—Factorial Designs
2004Designs are often described by the number of factors. Chapter 6, “One-Way Analysis of Variance”, discusses designs with one factor. Chapter 12, “Two-Way Analysis of Variance”, discusses designs with two factors. More generally, we speak of “three-way” or “higher-way” designs and talk about main effects (one factor), two-way interactions (two factors ...
Burt Holland, Richard M. Heiberger
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Factory design and construction
1998When an entirely new factory is to be built many factors must be taken into account in its planning. Of fundamental importance are the choice of site, the nature of the construction materials, the general layout and the various services required. Obviously the financial implications are of paramount importance too, although it would be inappropriate to
P. R. Hayes, Stephen J. Forsythe
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Admissibility in factorial designs
Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods, 1989The notion of admissibility in factorial designs has been introduced. It has been shown that factorial designs which are binary and have a C-matrix with property A are admissible.
Mausumi Bose, Rahul Mukerjee
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2003
Publisher Summary Experimenters utilize fractional factorial designs to study the most important factors or process/design parameters that influence critical quality characteristics. Fractional factorial experiments are used for pilot studies and screening experiments where the goal is to gain the maximum information about a process in a limited ...
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Publisher Summary Experimenters utilize fractional factorial designs to study the most important factors or process/design parameters that influence critical quality characteristics. Fractional factorial experiments are used for pilot studies and screening experiments where the goal is to gain the maximum information about a process in a limited ...
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2016
In the two-level experiment with k input factors, there are 2 k possible runs. For k = 3, there are only eight runs. But even with five factors, 25 = 32 runs may be prohibitively expensive and time consuming. The question is whether it is possible to use some subset of all possible runs and still be able to fit a first order polynomial approximation to
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In the two-level experiment with k input factors, there are 2 k possible runs. For k = 3, there are only eight runs. But even with five factors, 25 = 32 runs may be prohibitively expensive and time consuming. The question is whether it is possible to use some subset of all possible runs and still be able to fit a first order polynomial approximation to
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2017
The next stop on your voyage through the Design Patterns galaxy takes you to the Factory patterns, a collection of three distinct patterns (only two of which are found in the GoF catalog). You will find these design patterns useful to simplify the creation of class instances.
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The next stop on your voyage through the Design Patterns galaxy takes you to the Factory patterns, a collection of three distinct patterns (only two of which are found in the GoF catalog). You will find these design patterns useful to simplify the creation of class instances.
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Factorial Design–Aid to Management
Journal of Marketing, 1962Factorial design is a tool that is particularly useful to the marketing manager. Since most of the elements that influence the profitability of a product cannot be physically isolated and controlled, the influence of the many variables must be studied at one time. This can best be accomplished by the use of factorial design.
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