Lecture

Fractional factorial design: Resolution and Standardized Effects

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of fractional factorial design, focusing on the resolution of the plan and the standardized effects. It explains how to identify dominant factors and interactions in chemical reactors, using examples to illustrate the concepts. The instructor demonstrates the selection of plans and generators, as well as the evaluation of main effects and interactions. Additionally, the lecture discusses experimental results and the interpretation of normal plots for design evaluation.

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