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factorial experiment

an experiment in which all treatments are varied together rather than one at a time, so the effect of each or combinations of several can be isolated and measured.

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According to Wen Li (2015), there are different statistical methods available for factor screening, such as one-factor-at-a-time method, Taguchi's method, application of full factorial experiment design, fractional factorial experiment design, as well as Plackett-Burman designs.

DETERMINATION OF RISK FACTORS SIGNIFICANCE OF OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION ENTERPRISES' ACTIVITY

Therefore many researchers have been made studies on these subjects using various methods such as Taguchi the factorial experiment design the orthogonal central composite design and response surface methodology.

Optimization of Dissolution of Ulexite in Phosphate Acid Solutions

An experimental work should be conducted involving designing, preparing, and testing various trial mixtures according to the full factorial experiment design considering the various possible combinations of the levels of the mixture variables within their selected ranges of variation.

A statistical approach to optimizing concrete mixture design

A factorial experiment design was used to evaluate the effects of sucrose, boric acid, and calcium nitrate on sorghum pollen germination.

Estimation of Pollen Viability in Grain Sorghum

A multi-factor approach to experimentation was adopted, using factorial experiment design [refs.