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Design of Experiments (DOE): Practical variationsThe Quality Toolbook > Design of Experiments (DOE) > Practical variations When to use it | How to understand it | Example | How to do it | Practical variations
Practical variations
Results may be recorded on the same matrix, and summed in matching boxes opposite the factor/level headings.
Fig. 1. Using a Matrix Diagram
Latin squares have a fairly significant constraint in that there must be the same number of factors, levels and trials. This may be achieved by selecting the number of levels to match the number of factors.
Fig. 2. Latin Square
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