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In addition to significant enhancements in the Version 10 Synthesis Platform, we also continue to expand the capabilities of individual Synthesis desktop applications. Here’s a quick overview of the main new and improved features in DOE++.
The new Mixture
Designs folio is used when the factors in the experiment are proportions
of components in a mixture (e.g., the proportions of iron, copper, nickel
and chromium in a stainless steel alloy). Mixture designs can also be
used to investigate the effect of process factors (e.g., the temperature,
pressure and curing time). This allows you to optimize both the proportions
of components and the way the mixture is processed.
In all design folios, we have added the ability to exclude specified rows from calculations using drop-down lists. This allows you to keep ignored data points in the data sheet for reference or future use.
In standard and mixture design folios, Version 10 now provides the option to enter up to 50 measurements for every test run. By considering multiple measurements in each run, you can control for variation in the measurement process.
In central
composite designs, you can now calculate a factor's low and high levels
based on a specified range and alpha value. This guarantees that the factor
values in the design will always stay within the specified limits.
For reliability-DOE – which is available only in DOE++ – you now have the option to manually set the shape parameter of the life distribution. By basing the regression model on a trusted historical estimate, you can reduce uncertainty in your calculations.
For optimization
plots in Version 10, you can now choose to hold factors fixed at specified
levels during the optimization. In addition, the interface for specifying
the optimization settings uses a more intuitive tree-based configuration.
3D Surface plots can be very effective to examine
and demonstrate how the combined levels of two selected factors affect
the selected response. Now in Version 10, we’ve completely upgraded the
3D plotting utility, with significant appearance improvements (including
anti-aliasing and more legible text) and many more configuration options.
We have also added a new 3D scatter plot, which allows you to see the observed response values vs. two different factors. For both 3D plot types, you can now save individual plots with the project (just like overlay plots or side-by-side plots).
In Version 10, you can now examine sections of a plot up close with the new zoom function for plots. Simply point the mouse pointer over the area in the plot you want to zoom in or out of, and then rotate the mouse wheel. Press ESC to return to the original scale.
In all Synthesis desktop applications
that use a current project explorer (Weibull++/ALTA, RGA, DOE++, BlockSim/RENO
and Lambda Predict), you can now choose to have multiple projects open
simultaneously. When this feature is enabled, it’s easier than ever to
import/export between projects using convenient drag and drop
The Synthesis
Workbook is a custom reporting tool that is built directly in to many
Synthesis desktop applications (replacing Analysis Workbooks and Word
Report Templates from prior versions). The new tool provides an updated
interface, better integration between spreadsheet/word processing and
an unlimited number of associated data sources. In addition, if your organization
chooses to implement a web-based portal for an enterprise database, you
can now share selected reports to be accessible from any web-enabled device!
If your organization chooses to implement the web-based
Synthesis Enterprise Portal
for an enterprise database, you can choose to publish selected analysis
information to share with the team – including managers and colleagues
who don’t have Synthesis desktop applications installed – accessible via
any web-enabled device.
In DOE++, you can publish the following for any calculated data sheet in any design, free form, multiple linear regression, one-way ANOVA or measurement systems analysis folio:
The folio identifiers and data sheet.
An "analysis summary" for every analyzed response (also accessible from the folio control panel).
The plot that's currently displayed in the associated plot sheet.
An associated optimal solution plot, if applicable.
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