Has anyone taken this Modern Mixture Experimentation course from Predictum?https://predictum.com/courses/modern-mixture-experimentation/
I would like to get some updated training on this topic to better sell and support our existing customers and am wondering if I can get feedback on this course if others have taken it.
Re: Has anyone taken this Modern Mixture Experimentation course from Predictum?Sorry, we don't know when all the courses will be in the catalog yet. This is one of our courses that no longer has a certified instructor to teach. That might be the hold up. I'll make sure we discuss it.
Re: Has anyone taken this Modern Mixture Experimentation course from Predictum?Thanks, Di! I saw this in the catalog but was not sure if it is actually being taught because it is not listed in in the JMP Course Catalog. Do you know if/when it will be? I have at least 1 customer that is interested and I know other geographies do as well.
Re: Has anyone taken this Modern Mixture Experimentation course from Predictum?We do teach a mixture design course. We are in the process of making it easier to download course materials. In the meantime, try this link: https://support.sas.com/edu/viewactivatelist.html?activationCode=EMP7159195690&nonce=1645538557270909312675. It should prompt you to activate your license, then you'll be able to download the course PDF and journal.
I would not hesitate to take a class from Predictum.
Re: Has anyone taken this Modern Mixture Experimentation course from Predictum?I'd say go for it. I've never taken the course, but looking at the curriculum, it is likely taught by Phil Ramsey (who's done work with SVEM). The coverage looks thorough. If you're looking for a mix of JMP and statistics (I'm assuming they use JMP since it's Predictum), I'd think you'd have a hard time finding anything better. I thought we taught a Mixture Design course, but I can't seem to find it. If you want something that's strictly statistical, you might be able to find something through the American Statistical Association or ASQ. It's a bit of a niche topic, so you might have to do some looking.
