Design of Experiments
- 29 July 1993
- book
- Published by Taylor & Francis
Abstract
Presents a novel approach to the statistical design of experiments, offering a simple way to specify and evaluate all possible designs without restrictions to classes of named designs. The work also presents a scientific design method from the recognition stage to implementation and summarization. Presents a novel approach to the statistical design of experiments, offering a simple way to specify and evaluate all possible designs without restrictions to classes of named designs. The work also presents a scientific design method from the recognition stage to implementation and summarization. Presents a novel approach to the statistical design of experiments, offering a simple way to specify and evaluate all possible designs without restrictions to classes of named designs. The work also presents a scientific design method from the recognition stage to implementation and summarization. Presents a novel approach to the statistical design of experiments, offering a simple way to specify and evaluate all possible designs without restrictions to classes of named designs. The work also presents a scientific design method from the recognition stage to implementation and summarization. Presents a novel approach to the statistical design of experiments, offering a simple way to specify and evaluate all possible designs without restrictions to classes of named designs. The work also presents a scientific design method from the recognition stage to implementation and summarization. Presents a novel approach to the statistical design of experiments, offering a simple way to specify and evaluate all possible designs without restrictions to classes of named designs. The work also presents a scientific design method from the recognition stage to implementation and summarization.Keywords
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