2. What are the prerequisites for implementation?
The implementation of these methodologies is therefore conditional on having :
factors controllable by test personnel;
a measurable response;
test conditions as stable as possible to minimize the influence of uncontrollable factors.
2.1 What are the essential steps to follow?
This may seem obvious, but be sure of the process (or processes) on which you'll build your experimental design, and the response you expect.
Example: improving granularity
You want to obtain a "smooth" part, so the granularity will be low: you therefore want to MINIMIZE the response....
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References
Statistical Method for Research Workers , Ronald Aylmer FISHER, 1925
Statistical methods for scientific research , Ronald Aylmer FISHER, 1946
Taguchi's quality engineering handbook, Genichi Taguchi, Subir Chowdhury, Yuin Wu, John WILEY, 2005
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