Design of Experiment (DOE): Introduction, Terms and Concepts (PART 1)

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You can also check out this complete course on DOE at vijaysabale.co/doecourse

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Nice video which gives an intro about DOE

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[@oyewoleakanbi4648]

Well explained. Where can I watch the part 2?

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You will be seen the 2nd part of this at the end of this week.

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Your back ground music is "Joy to the World". Its driving me crazy. Otherwise great vid.

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[@aruntejadoppalapudi549]

So in total 40 (8*5 Replicates) experiments are conducted. Is it correct....? . if so can I optimise my reaction in 16 (8*2) experiments.
Can some one clarify this

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Absolutely, you can do it. 😊

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[@kenechukwuokoli327]

how are the levels determined, on what basis?

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Levels for the factors are decided based on their practical operating range. It also depends on the operating range of the other factors, so the combination of all factors can perform practically.
Sometimes, you can also decide based on your experience and historical data that gives you the best results.

[@kyllechristophermendiola7562]

sorry i didn't understand the word you say in the replication part, it is the additional what?

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Thank you for your valuable comments.
Replication is the repeat of an entire experiment. This is required many times to have more degrees of freedom to the error term.
This will increase the accuracy of your model.

[@u.bandara6453]

can i get the pdf

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It's part of the program.
Please see the details at vijaysabale.co/doecourse

[@sagarbirajdar8879]

Nicely explained , I thought you need to reduce speed slightly , while a reading/listening in fractions of second move ahead so reader is not get time to thought on it !

[@learnandapply]

Ok, thank you for your valuable comments. I will do it in the future videos.
Meantime you can reduce the speed while watching the current video.

[@relyinrelay]

The speed of explanation in the video is good. Please pause the video and take your time to think !!

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[@ArunKumar-ii1sb]

What is 3way DOE?