swierchris
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I am running a 10 factor 16 run 2** (10-6) 1/64 fraction resolution III DOE. on a test process to try and uncover the strongest individual test factors that are best able to uncover a leak with our units. There are six operators who perform the testing so I want to block them out so that their individual "noise" wouldn't affect the test results. The DOE is set up with 6 blocks and six replicates
My question is since the runs are randomized, it shouldn't matter that the 6 individual operators will run through the sequence of 16 tests each at the same time rather than running all 96 tests sequentially. I can't think of any reasons but I thought I would hit up some experts.
I attached the DOE matrix for review.
My question is since the runs are randomized, it shouldn't matter that the 6 individual operators will run through the sequence of 16 tests each at the same time rather than running all 96 tests sequentially. I can't think of any reasons but I thought I would hit up some experts.
I attached the DOE matrix for review.
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