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Design-Expert Version 13
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What's New
DX13 Poisson Regression Maximizes Popcorn Output
Energized by new tools in version 13 of Design-Expert (DX13) for modeling counts, Engineering Consultant Mark Anderson tests a cellphone app against built-in timing on his microwave for minimizing unpopped kernels (UPK). DX13 paves the way to nearly perfect popcorn via its precise analysis via Poisson regression.
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Avoiding Over-Selection of Effects on the Half-Normal Plot
Discover a few tips and tricks for using the factorial half-normal plot of effects in this new blog post. We detail how to select effects and what trouble spots to watch for.
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Design-Expert Version 13 Now Available!
Design-Expert version 13 (DX13) provides an impressive array of more powerful and versatile statistical tools. For example, its new Poisson regression fits measurement of counts, such as manufacturing defects, far more precisely than ordinary methods. Also, DX13 features a novel wizard to expand, contract, or move the experiment-design space, thus facilitating highly efficient sequential studies.
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