Christine Anderson-Cook, Statistician, Los Alamos
JMP has a wealth of design of experiments (DOE) options from which to choose. While this array is incredibly powerful, it also has the potential to be a bit intimidating to those who are new to this area. What category of design should I choose from the many possibilities? How do I know what the best one is for my experimental objectives? This talk provides some ideas for how to strategically tackle Step 0 of the process of constructing the right design by considering the following questions:
- What are the goals of the experiment?
- What do we already know about the factors, responses, and their relationship?
- What are the constraints under which we need to operate?
Once these questions are answered, we can match our priorities with one of the many excellent choices available in the JMP DOE platform.
