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What is the general condition for the variable uj in an industrial process?
What is the general condition for the variable uj in an industrial process?
- uj must be less than uj,max.
- uj is limited to negative values.
- uj is bounded between uj,min and uj,max. (correct)
- uj can take any real value.
What does the semi-range SRi represent in the given equations?
What does the semi-range SRi represent in the given equations?
- The upper limit of uj,mid.
- The average of uj,min and uj,max.
- The midpoint between the maximum and minimum values.
- The difference between uj,max and uj,min divided by 2. (correct)
After scaling continuous variables, what is the resulting range for the coded variables xj?
After scaling continuous variables, what is the resulting range for the coded variables xj?
- 0 to 1
- -1 to 1 (correct)
- -2 to 2
- 1 to 2
How is the midpoint uj,mid calculated?
How is the midpoint uj,mid calculated?
What is the purpose of rescaling continuous variables in the design process?
What is the purpose of rescaling continuous variables in the design process?
What happens when interpreting results after coding the variables?
What happens when interpreting results after coding the variables?
What does uj ∈ [uj,min , uj,max] indicate in the context of variables?
What does uj ∈ [uj,min , uj,max] indicate in the context of variables?
Why might the limits of variables not apply independently?
Why might the limits of variables not apply independently?
What is the maximum value of the standardised variance according to the given content?
What is the maximum value of the standardised variance according to the given content?
At which design points does the maximum standardised variance occur?
At which design points does the maximum standardised variance occur?
What is the value of $|X'X|$ in the content provided?
What is the value of $|X'X|$ in the content provided?
For which values of $x$ is the standardised variance maximum?
For which values of $x$ is the standardised variance maximum?
What is concluded about the design concerning D-optimality based on the maximum standardised variance?
What is concluded about the design concerning D-optimality based on the maximum standardised variance?
What is the relationship between the number of factors and the model fitted in the context provided?
What is the relationship between the number of factors and the model fitted in the context provided?
What is the expression for variance given in the context for $Var( ilde{y}(x))$?
What is the expression for variance given in the context for $Var( ilde{y}(x))$?
If $n = 5$, what is the adjusted value of standardised variance represented in the content?
If $n = 5$, what is the adjusted value of standardised variance represented in the content?
What does the condition ξ(x) ≥ 0 imply about the probability measure ξ?
What does the condition ξ(x) ≥ 0 imply about the probability measure ξ?
What must hold true for ξ to be a probability measure according to the given content?
What must hold true for ξ to be a probability measure according to the given content?
What is the relationship between the continuous design matrix M(ξ) and the X'X matrix for an exact design?
What is the relationship between the continuous design matrix M(ξ) and the X'X matrix for an exact design?
What does the notation $m_{ij}(ξ) = ∫ fi(x)fj(x) ξ(dx)$ represent?
What does the notation $m_{ij}(ξ) = ∫ fi(x)fj(x) ξ(dx)$ represent?
In the context of D-optimal and G-optimal designs, how are these terms generally defined?
In the context of D-optimal and G-optimal designs, how are these terms generally defined?
What mathematical operation is indicated by the notation $f'(x)M^{-1}(ξ)f(x)$ in the context of standardized variance?
What mathematical operation is indicated by the notation $f'(x)M^{-1}(ξ)f(x)$ in the context of standardized variance?
What is the primary focus of the extended version of the general equivalence theorem discussed?
What is the primary focus of the extended version of the general equivalence theorem discussed?
What does the variable n represent in the equation nM(ξ) = X'X?
What does the variable n represent in the equation nM(ξ) = X'X?
What type of design would be used in the first stage when the model form is unknown?
What type of design would be used in the first stage when the model form is unknown?
Which of the following is a package in R for exact design theory?
Which of the following is a package in R for exact design theory?
What criterion do central points need to match according to the theory mentioned?
What criterion do central points need to match according to the theory mentioned?
Which algorithm is associated with the skpr package?
Which algorithm is associated with the skpr package?
What is one benefit of using the skpr package mentioned?
What is one benefit of using the skpr package mentioned?
Which of the following is a key focus in the context of response surface designs?
Which of the following is a key focus in the context of response surface designs?
What aspect of the designs could be augmented using the optFederov package?
What aspect of the designs could be augmented using the optFederov package?
Which authors are associated with the development of optimum experimental designs?
Which authors are associated with the development of optimum experimental designs?
What does the symbol Ψk (ξ) represent in the measure theory approach?
What does the symbol Ψk (ξ) represent in the measure theory approach?
In the context of measure theory, what does the variable k signify?
In the context of measure theory, what does the variable k signify?
What configuration results when using n design points that are odd?
What configuration results when using n design points that are odd?
Given the values of the factors at design points, what does the variable ξ represent?
Given the values of the factors at design points, what does the variable ξ represent?
How are design points represented in the measure theory approach?
How are design points represented in the measure theory approach?
What is indicated by the weights wi associated with each design point?
What is indicated by the weights wi associated with each design point?
In the design example provided, what values do the design points take if m distinct points are used?
In the design example provided, what values do the design points take if m distinct points are used?
When choosing designs based on optimality criteria, how many optimality types are mentioned?
When choosing designs based on optimality criteria, how many optimality types are mentioned?
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Study Notes
Industrial Process Variables
- Safety limits exist for maximum and minimum pressure and temperature in industrial processes.
- Continuous variables are bounded: ( u_{j,\text{min}} \leq u_j \leq u_{j,\text{max}} ) (for ( j = 1, \ldots, m )).
- Variables can be rescaled to lie between -1 and 1 for design ideas regardless of scale.
Scaling Continuous Variables
- Coded variable: [ x_j = \frac{u_j - u_{j,\text{mid}}}{SR_j} ]
- Mid-point: [ u_{j,\text{mid}} = \frac{u_{j,\text{min}} + u_{j,\text{max}}}{2} ]
- Semi-range: [ SR_j = \frac{u_{j,\text{max}} - u_{j,\text{min}}}{2} ]
- Inverse transformation from coded variables to physical variables: [ u_j = u_{j,\text{min}} + x_j \cdot SR_j ]
Design Restrictions
- Further restrictions may apply; limits may not be independent.
Measure Theory in Experimental Design
- General criterion for design optimization is: [ \Psi_k(\xi) = \frac{1}{p} \left( \sum_{i=1}^{p} \lambda^{-k} \right) ]
- D-, A-, and E-optimality relate to distinct measures ( k = 1, 0, \infty ) respectively.
Design Points and Weights
- Design can have ( m ) distinct points, represented as: [ \xi = \begin{pmatrix} x_1 & x_2 & \ldots & x_m \ w_1 & w_2 & \ldots & w_m \end{pmatrix} ]
- Example of a first-order linear design:
- Design points can be equally distributed at -1 and 1.
Advanced Optimality Criteria
- For exact designs, the relationship ( nM(\xi) = X'X ) holds.
- The concept of standardized variance is integral in determining optimal designs.
Design Optimality Definitions
- D-optimality relates to maximizing standardized variance, with variance capped at 2 under specific designs.
Considerations for Two Factors
- When fitting models, initial designs may include 2k designs for D- and G-optimality.
Design Algorithms
- Limited runs often rely on exact design theory combined with algorithms.
- Key R packages for design optimization include:
optFederovfrom the AlgDesign packagegen designfrom the skpr package, which offers a GUI interface.
- The
get optimalityfunction provides criteria efficiency score for designs.
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