论文信息 - Optimum Seeking Methods (single variable)

Optimum Seeking Methods (single variable)

An optimum seeking method (optimal search method, You Xuan Fa in Chinese) is a method to find technological production processes that are best in some sense, while using as few experiments as possible. It is a scientific method for arranging experiments. From our contacts with a large number of industries over the long period from 1970 to 1982, we have learned that this topic offers some of the most appropriate techniques for popularization.

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