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DOE Tools
The Six Sigma Software Suite's DOE Module combines the practicality
and ease-of-use ideal for beginners with the flexibility and computing
power demanded by advanced users.
Analysis Features
The DOE Module's powerful analysis features free you from tedious
calculations, opening paths to new understanding of your processes.
Experimental data may be entered manually, through the Windows
clipboard, or imported from ASCII or SPC-PC IV files. Casual factors
observed during the experiment are readily incorporated into any
of the analyses.
You can then perform numerous types of analyses, while maintaining
the option to have the results displayed either graphically in
the form of plots, or numerically. Analysis of Variance tables
may be viewed, and full Regression results are displayed. Response
Surface analyses produce both natural and canonical results.
Plotting
View the state of your design and the results of your analysis
in a variety of graphical plots. Plotting experimental results
can often improve the interpretation of the experiment, so numerous
plot types are available, including :
- Box and Whisker
- Point and Line
- Square and Cube
- Half Normal Probability
- Interaction Charts
- Response Surface Contours
Design
Our DOE Module has the widest set of designs available in a commercial
package. It does not require extensive knowledge of design standards,
limitations, or capabilities.
Creating a design is as easy as entering the factors believed
to influence the process, and the levels to run them. Each factor
can have different levels; two and three factor, linear and quadratic
interactions may be incorporated. A selection of the feasible
designs will be displayed, and the most efficient design recommended!
More Design Features
Designs are generated from a long list of design types, giving
you the flexibility to choose the design that meets your unique
needs. Your decision is as easy as choosing the design with the
fewest runs, or the best efficiency depending on your needs.
The various design types include:
- Fractional Factorials, including Taguchi
- John’s 3/4
- Plackett-Burman
- Box-Behnken
- Central Composites (Face or Extended Points)
Several designs can be created for each project, so comparing
the designs is easy. Blocking variables may be defined to improve
the design; runs may be conveniently added, replicated, and deleted;
design replicates may be chosen with the click of the mouse! An
audit function will check for confounding when designs have been
changed.
Designs can always be shown in one of three common standardized
notations, or in the actual units of measure used in the experiment.
The order of the runs may also be conveniently randomized.
Format: Software
Price:
Part of the Six
Sigma Software Suite
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