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Make breakthrough improvements to a product or process with Design-Expert software. Not only can you identify vital factors, you can also determine ideal processes and find optimal product formulations for superior performance. Easily visualize the response surface from all angles with rotating 3D graphics. Set flags and explore interactive graphics 2D contours; and use the numerical optimization function to find the maximum desire for dozens of responses simultaneously. Welcome to Stat-Ease, Inc., 11 software Design-Expert (DX11) software for design of experiments (DOE). Use this Windows®-based program to optimize your product or process. It provides many powerful statistical tools such as: Factorial designs evaluate two levels: Identify vital factors affecting your processes or product so you can make innovative improvements. General factorial studies: Finding the best combination of categorical factors such as source versus type of resource stock. Response surface methods (RSM): find optimal process settings to achieve maximum performance. Mix design techniques: Discover the ideal solution for the product formulation recipe. Combinations of process factors, blend ingredients and categorical factors: your cake mix (with different ingredients) and bake! Design and analysis of divided space: Make your experiment easier by grouping factors that change the mixture and/or affect its components in a difficult way. Your Design Expert program provides rotating 3D graphics to easily visualize the response surface from any angle. Use your mouse to set flags and explore contours in 2D interactive graphics. Our numerical optimization function finds the maximum willingness for dozens of responses simultaneously! You will find many statistical details in the program through various help screens. Take advantage of this goldmine, it is literally at your fingertips. Also, don't ignore the helpful annotations provided in all reports. For a useful collection of checklists and “cue sheets”, see It is free for all registered users. In addition, for quick information on design and analysis principles, we recommend reading the back covers of Stat-Ease by Mark Anderson and Pat Whitcomb, the following two booklets published by New York City's Efficiency Press: DOE Simplified: practical tools for effective experimentation, 3rd edition Simplified RSM: process optimization using response surface methods for experimental design. Anderson and Whitcomb have also written a guide to mix design. It was published free for everyone to read via the “I am a formilizador” link on Stat-Ease's home page.
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