Lecture

Full Factorial Design Introduction

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of full factorial design, explaining the process of creating experimental designs to study the influence of multiple factors on a response variable. Starting with the basics of factors, levels, and treatment conditions, it progresses to coding the design, graphical outputs, and interpreting the results. The lecture covers the importance of main effects, interactions, and the conservation of degrees of freedom in experimental data analysis.

Instructor

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Official source

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