摘要(英) |
The purpose of Design of Experiments is to find out factors and interactions that affect response by experiment. If experimenters arrange factors arbitrarily on the orthogonal array, it may be occur that the effects are aliased. So a key question is how to choose a fraction of the orthogonal array to arrange factors. The
experimenters always use the minimum aberration design that can be estimate the most main effects. According to the minimum aberration criterion, Chen, Sun & Wu (1993) propose an algorithm for constructing complete catalogue of fractional factorial designs. The issue of this studying is to construct minimum aberration design easily and directly without referring CSW's catalogue. Therefore, we choose fraction of
the orthogonal array to be basic construction, and propose two methods to construct the minimum aberration design. |
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