D efficiency<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />I am new to JMP. In DOE, what is the significance of D efficiency and I efficiency. When I make a custom design model, should the D efficiency be under or over certain value for my design to be useful? In a model I made my D-efficiency is 74 % what does this mean? My design is good/bad/okay?
Re: D efficiency100% efficiencies are possible. Your designs are likely just fine.
Re: D efficiencyI have multiple designs with D, G and A Efficiencies of 100%. Since 100% is not possible are these good designs or should I reassess the number of factors and runs to obtain a more reasonable %?
Re: D efficiencyThanks a lot LouV. It helps me to feel better about my design!!!
Re: D efficiencyA great book on this topic is titled Optimal Design of Experiments by Peter Goos and Bradley Jones.
A key quote from the book with regard to this topic is
"do not recommend focusing on D-efficiency...we find it useful to compute relative D-efficiencies to compare competing designs"
Re: D efficiencyThe measures of efficiency are scaled between 0 to 100
The efficiency is a measure of the goodness of a design relative to a hypothetical orthogonal design so they are not useful as absolute measures. They should be used in a relative fashion to compare one design to another. Efficiencies that are less than 100 may be perfectly satisfactory.
