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Analysis and Design of Experiments PDF

This document provides information on the CML 536 course, which trains students on advanced experimental design techniques including factorial designs, nested designs, regression approaches, response surface methodology, orthogonal arrays, parameter design, and multivariate analysis of variance according to the syllabus. References for further reading on the design and analysis of experiments are also provided.

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Analysis and Design of Experiments PDF

This document provides information on the CML 536 course, which trains students on advanced experimental design techniques including factorial designs, nested designs, regression approaches, response surface methodology, orthogonal arrays, parameter design, and multivariate analysis of variance according to the syllabus. References for further reading on the design and analysis of experiments are also provided.

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CML 536: Analysis and Design of Experiments

Objective: To train students on advances in different designs, regression approach,


parameter design and multivariate analysis of variance.

Syllabus: Introduction, Analysis of Variance, Factorial Experiment design, Nested


Design, Confounded Design, Regression Approach, Response Surface
Methodology, Orthogonal Arrays, Parameter Design, Multivariate Analysis of Variance.

References:
1. Design and Analysis of Experiments, Douglas C. Montgomery, 8th Edition, Wiley
2. Design and Analysis of Experiments, R. Panneerselvam, PHI Learning Private Ltd., 2012
3. A First Course in Design and Analysis of Experiments, Gary W. Oehlert
4. Experimental Design and Analysis, Howard J. Seltman

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