论文信息 - COMPARING EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN STRATEGIES FOR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT WITH MINIMAL CHANGES TO FACTOR LEVELS

COMPARING EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN STRATEGIES FOR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT WITH MINIMAL CHANGES TO FACTOR LEVELS

SUMMARY The ‘small factor change’ problem, where an experimental design strategy is used to find a certain amount of improvement in a response while changing the factor levels as little as possible, is addressed. Using a recently developed test bed for response surfaces, we have simulated a broad range of response surface functions and collected empirical results on the performance of seven experimental design strategies when confronted with this problem. Copyright © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

Bruce E. Ankenman | William R. McDaniel | W. R. McDaniel

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