"DOE Simplified: Practical Tools for Effective Experimentation, 2nd Edition"
by Mark J. Anderson & Patrick J. Whitcomb

Design of Experiments (DOE) is a planned approach for determining cause and effect relationships that can be applied to any process with measurable inputs and outputs.  DOE provides a statistical means for analyzing how numerous variables interact.

In "DOE Simplified"—a comprehensive introductory text geared towards readers with minimal statistical background—the authors take a fresh and lively approach to learning the fundamentals. The book covers:

• Basic statistics for DOE
• Methods for collecting and displaying data
• How to draw inferences from data
• The purpose of confidence intervals
• Comparative experiments for testing hypotheses
• Blocking sources of variation from analysis
• Two-level factorial designs
• Fractional factorials
• Minimum-run designs
• Analysis of variance.