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Ted Hessing

Confounding

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Confounding occurs when you can’t distinguish the effects of certain factor interactions because of other potential factor effects.

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Ted Hessing

Design of Experiments Study Guide

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Design of Experiments is a way to intelligently form decision frameworks on how to improve a process. This is done by determine what factors into a process.

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Ted Hessing

Design of Experiments Terminology

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Design of Experiments Terminology can be daunting! Here’s an easy glossary to reference when working with these types of questions.

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Factorial Design Overview

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Factorial Design Overview covers one of the key issues in designing an experiment: identifying as many influences on the results as possible.

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Factors in an Experiment

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In most experiments, you’ll have a number of factors to deal with. These are elements that affect the outcomes of your experiment. They fall into a few basic categories:

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