Response Surface Methods and Second-Order Designs

Robert W. Mee
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Robert W. Mee: University of Tennessee, Department of Statistics, Operations, and Management Science

Chapter 12 in A Comprehensive Guide to Factorial Two-Level Experimentation, 2009, pp 397-414 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Response surface methodology is a strategy for investigating, characterizing, or optimizing processes using empirical models. Often several experiments are performed sequentially. Estimation of a multifactor second-order polynomial model is one of the primary tools. This chapter provides a survey of the secondorder model and its analysis, as well as the popular experimental designs used for estimation. The designs presented here are constructed by augmenting or adapting two-level factorial designs.

Keywords: Stationary Point; Central Composite Design; Wing Length; Response Surface Method; Fractional Factorial (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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DOI: 10.1007/b105081_12

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