Lecture

Factorial Design: Quantitative Factors

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of 2N Full Factorial Design, including the construction of factorial matrices, identifying main effects and interactions, generating factorial plans in MATLAB, and analyzing results from a chemical reactor case study. The instructor explains how to calculate the effects of a 2N factorial plan, relative half effects, and methods for selecting significant effects.

Instructor

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