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Factorial Design: Classic vs Fractional

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This lecture covers the concept of factorial design, comparing classic plans with fractional factorial designs. It explains how to identify main effects and interactions, generate factorial plans using MATLAB, and analyze a chemical reactor case. The lecture also delves into the inference of effects and the construction of a model matrix.

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