Читать книгу Planning and Executing Credible Experiments - Robert J. Moffat - Страница 3

1 Chapter 3Table 3.1 Overview of a research experiment plan.Table 3.2 Review the program plan. Do risk assessment and plan risk abatement. I...Table 3.3 Assess the credibility of the program. Do risk assessment and plan ...

2 Chapter 6Table 6.1 Stanton number as a function of blowing fraction, F.Table 6.2 Data format for computer and statistical analysis: text example.

3 Chapter 7Table 7.1 Economic experiment example for shoe store.Table 7.2 t‐Distribution.

4 Chapter 8Table 8.1 Example 1, Part 1: codebook of test conditions for a three‐level, t...Table 8.2 Example l, Part 2: coding and assignment of trial identification nu...Table 8.3 Example 1, Part 3: the randomized trial schedule and test results.Table 8.4 Example 1, Part 4: Analysis of Variance of the modeling terms.Table 8.5 Example 2, Part 1: Codebook of factors and codings for a six‐factor...Table 8.6 Example 2, Part 2: 12‐run PB design for a six‐ parameter problem.Table 8.7 Example 2, Part 3: Analysis of Variance as parsed for each model te...

5 Chapter 9Table 9.1 Codebook for life jacket safety spreadsheet (total versus partial r...Table 9.2 List of factors for industrial test plan example, plus material pro...Table 9.3 PB‐guided initial 12 runs of industrial example.Table 9.4 Analysis of Variance of factors for the full first‐order linear mod...

6 Chapter 11Table 11.1 Sensitivity coefficients.Table 11.2 Probability points of the double‐sided student's t‐distribution.Table 11.3 Estimating sigma fromS _N.

7 Chapter 13Table 13.1 Candidate factors for factory production.Table 13.2 Uncertainty of predicted material strength, for each machine, at k...Table 13.3 Example 8.2.Analysis of Variance (anova) as parsed for each model ...Table 13.4 R results of dual predictive model, mod9.Table 13.5 Predicted strengths over the operating map using the dual predicti...Table 13.6 Uncertainty of dual prediction model material strength, for each m...Table 13.7 Overall Uncertainty at key operating points. Compare dual and indi...Table 13.8 Predicted strengths over the operating mmap using individual machi...Table 13.9 Side‐by‐side comparison of all model values derived in this chapte...

8 1Table A.1 Factors for various confidence intervals, Student's double‐sided t‐...

9 2Table B.1 Sets of random orders for trials.Table B.2 Two‐level factorial design logical patterns.Table B.3 Twelve‐run PB design pattern.Table B.4 Eight‐run PB design pattern.

10 3Table C.1 Quick hand statistics: means, ranges, variances (Chapter 8, Example...Table C.2 Legend of worksheet interim values (Chapter 8, Example l, Part 6).Table C.3 Computing table for two‐level factorial experiments (≤ five factors...Table C.4 Computing the factor effects from a two‐level design (Chapter 8, Ex...Table C.5 Twelve‐run PB worksheet (using data from Chapter 8, Example 2).Table C.6 Selecting a recommended significance level.