Case Study

How To Get More Learning With Fewer Experiments By Using MVA And DoE

Source: CAMO Software, Inc.

By Dr. Frank Westad

This case study demonstrates the use of MVA and DoE together to span the variation in a data table with a subset of the samples and then plan designed experiments to get the most learning with the least number of experiments.

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CAMO Software, Inc.