A second course in statistics regression analysis 7th by mendenhall ch11
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Chapter 11
Principles of
Experimental
Design
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Section 11.1
Introduction
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Section 11.2
Experimental
Design
Terminology
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Figure 11.1 Layout for designed
experiment of Example 11.1
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Section 11.3
Controlling
the
Information in
an Experiment
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Figure 11.2 Data set with n = 10
responses, all at x = 5
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Section 11.4
Noise-Reducing
Designs
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Figure 11.3 Diagram for a randomized
block design containing b = 5 blocks and
p = 3 treatments
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Figure 11.4 Diagram for a randomized
block design: Example 11.2
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Section 11.5
VolumeIncreasing
Designs
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Figure 11.5 One-at-a-time approach to
selecting treatments
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Figure 11.6 Selecting all possible
treatments
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Figure 11.7 The 18 treatment for the
3 × 3 × 2 factorial in Example 11.4
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Section 11.6
Selecting the
Sample Size
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Section 11.7
The Importance
of
Randomization
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