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design of experiments (DOE)
(1) An efficient method of experimentation that identifies factors that affect the mean and variation with minimum testing.
(2) A systematic approach to varying the input-controllable variables in the process and analyzing the effects of these process variables on the outputs. When employed in conjunction with statistical process controls, it can minimize process variability.
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JEP131A, 5/05
JEP132, 7/98
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