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DMA Designed Experiment Plan

This document outlines a designed experiment plan to test the effects of various control variables on one or more response variables. It defines the project title and team members, as well as the objectives, relevant background, and response variables that will be measured. Control variables and their settings are specified, along with any factors that will be held constant or considered as covariates. The sample size, experimental design, proposed analysis methods, and expectations for outcomes are also summarized at a high level.

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DMA Designed Experiment Plan

This document outlines a designed experiment plan to test the effects of various control variables on one or more response variables. It defines the project title and team members, as well as the objectives, relevant background, and response variables that will be measured. Control variables and their settings are specified, along with any factors that will be held constant or considered as covariates. The sample size, experimental design, proposed analysis methods, and expectations for outcomes are also summarized at a high level.

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10/29/19

D M A I2 C DESIGNED EXPERIMENT PLAN

A. Project title:

B. DOE Dates:
1. Date Planned:
2. Date Executed:

C. Team Members:

D. DOE Objectives/ Purpose:


1.

E. Relevant Background:

F. Response Variable(s):

Response Type Unit of Measurement System Natural Purpose Minimum


(Quan. Measure Results Variability (Max, Min Required
/ Qual.) P/T GR&R % Agree or Target) result ()

G. Control Variables:

INPUT VARIABLE SETTINGS BLOCKS? RANK RANDOMIZE?


Low Middle High (Yes/No) CHANGE (Yes/No)
DIFFICULTY Blocks should not
(1= Hardest) be randomized

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INPUT VARIABLE SETTINGS BLOCKS? RANK RANDOMIZE?


(CONTINUED) Low Middle High (Yes/No) CHANGE (Yes/No)
DIFFICULTY Blocks should not
(1= Hardest) be randomized

H. Expected Worst case (WOW) and Expected Best case (BOB) scenarios of above factors:

I. Results of two scenario trials (this should result in a safe experiment as well as produce a
measurable result---if not, reconsider the levels in section G):

These results may also be used as an independent confirmation of your experiment


as well as an opportunity to provide results to test measurement system.

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J. Factors to Be Held Constant:

VARIABLES SETTING MEANS OF FREQUENCY


VERIFICATION

K. Noise Variables/Nuisance Factors:

These continuous factors might be considered as covariates to be analyzed in the DOE


(highlight selected covariate factors listed below in red).

L. Restrictions/Considerations (Is full randomization utilized?):

M. Sample Size requirement per Experimental Run

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D M A I2 C DESIGNED EXPERIMENT PLAN

N. Design Choice (include resolution), reference: Design and Analysis of Experiments by


Douglas C. Montgomery, John Wiley & Sons, 4th edition, 1997 – ISBN 0-471-15746-5:

O. Proposed Analysis Methods, reference: Design and Analysis of Experiments by Douglas C.


Montgomery, John Wiley & Sons, 4th edition, 1997 – ISBN 0-471-15746-5:

P. Summary/Conclusion:

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