1.3 Step 2 of DOE Method
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Only five computers are tested from a lab of 100 computers. If the computer is considered a factor in the experiment, computer factor should be considered as
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An experimenter wants to test the effect of the daytime and nighttime, the time factor should be considered as
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Randomization principle of DOE primarily ensures
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Experimental units are defined by
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Independent variables are known by so many names in DOE. Following are some common names for the independent variables, EXCEPT FOR
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Replication is defined by
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The levels of a variable are defined by
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Random factor is defined by
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Block in the design of experiment is defined by
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Blocking is used to control the
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Dependent variable is primarily known as
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Blocking technique increases the
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Replications will allow for
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Observation units are defined by
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Blocking principle of DOE reduces
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Randomization accounts for
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Fixed factor is defined by
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