Design of Experiments (DoE) is a statistical method used to analyze the effects of different variables on the outcome of an experiment. DoE makes it possible to systematically plan experiments to gain information about the relationship between variables in order to optimize product or process performance.
The main features of Design of Experiments are:
Variable control: by systematically varying variables, their effects on the outcome can be identified and quantified.
Efficiency: DoE makes it possible to obtain maximum information with a minimum number of experiments by optimizing the choice of experimental conditions.
Replication and randomization: By replicating experiments and randomizing the experimental conditions, confounding variables can be reduced and the accuracy of the results improved.
Design of Experiments is used in various areas such as research and development, quality assurance, process optimization and product development. It helps companies to make better decisions, use resources more efficiently and improve product or process performance.
