NIST — Component bounds define a smaller feasible mixture region

Annotation

Sensory, proof, cost, stock, and target-role limits should be declared before whiskey formulas are generated.

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Citations

NIST/SEMATECH — EXT-1334 — Extreme vertices and constraints, 6, 15

Context

NIST introduces constrained mixture problems and the feasible region.

Excerpt ID

1334

Excerpt Text

When minimum or maximum limits are placed on component proportions, the relevant experimental space becomes a constrained subregion of the full simplex and should be covered with a constrained or extreme-vertices design.

Literature Notes

NIST/SEMATECH — Constrained mixture designs search only the feasible formula region

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15

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6

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Source Section

Extreme vertices and constraints

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Tags

Mixture Experiment DesignConstrained Mixture Design

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