From
the DOE Component WebTop Editor, click the Postprocessing
tab.
Determine the output parameters that you want
to use as responses by selecting the corresponding check boxes in the
first column.
If you select an array as a response, a single quantity represents
the array in the model and it will be expanded during execution to define
a response for each element in the array. You can override the attributes
for each individual element by selecting them separately.
Note:
While the number of response quantities specified
has no affect on the cost of executing the experiments and only slightly
affects the cost of analyzing results, you must be careful to focus on
key quantities that directly relate to the performance/quality of the
product to specify as responses. This action eases the interpretation
of results in making design decisions.
Specify an objective (minimize, maximize, or target) and any appropriate weighting
factor in the corresponding columns.
You can use this option to screen for the most influential factors and
to estimate an optimal design. It is also used to determine the “best”
point of all the designs executed.
Set the following post-execution options:
| Option |
Description |
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| Calculate basic statistics |
This option calculates
the minimum, maximum, mean, standard deviation, and range of all the
data for each factor or response. |
| Perform regression analysis |
This option performs
linear regression analysis to determine the main effects of each factor
on each response. |
Click Update Component to save your
changes.
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