NIST — A mixture experiment needs objectives, constraints, responses, a model, and an adequacy-capable design

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Recipe generation comes after the response and feasible region are defined, not before.

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NIST/SEMATECH — EXT-1329 — Steps in planning a mixture experiment, 15, 21

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NIST lists the planning sequence after defining the mixture problem.

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1329

Excerpt Text

Planning should define the objective, components and other factors, feasible constraints, response variables, a proposed response model, and a design that can both fit the model and test its adequacy.

Literature Notes

NIST/SEMATECH — Mixture-design planning begins with the response and feasible region

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21

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15

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Steps in planning a mixture experiment

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Mixture Experiment DesignResponse Surface ModelingModel Adequacy

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