Week 7 Flashcards
A 2 level full factorial design in f factors has how many treatments
t = 2^f
Unit treatment model for 2 level full 3 factorial design
Main effect for 2 level factor
Where first term is high level, second term is low level
2 factor interaction between 2 level factors
Where the first and second indices correspond to factors A and B respectively
Interaction between p 2-level factors
Generic2 level factorial effect estimator
Variance of generic factorial effect estimator
(Which can be calculated as such because they are unbiased)
Required assumptions for Inference
r > 1 (must be replication)
Error terms must be normally distributed
Why is replication required for inference
r = 1 would result in there being no residual DoF and hence no estimate for σ^2
r > 1 also ensure estimate of s^2 provided by MSE from full treatment model is independent of which factorial effects we choose to estimate
Comparisons made in inference
Is compared to appropriate t dist with N - 2^f DoF
how to determine r
(#of trials)/(#factors in full factorial)
X fractional factorial design confounds Y factorial effects with the mean
X = 2f-q
Y = 2q - 1
q of these effects can be chosen independently
The others are formed as the set of all elementwide products of the first q
General steps to choose a 2f-q design with f factors
1) choose q factorial effects to confound with mean, E1, …, Eq
2) DEFINING RELATION: formed from set of 2q - 1 effects consisting of E1, .., Eq and all of their products: I = E1 = … = Eq = E1E2 = … = E1…Eq
3) find aliasing scheme by multiplying defining relation by each combination of factors
4) find treatment combinations in design (in coded units) by finding treatments that satisfy q equations:
E1 = +/- 1 , E2 = +/- 1, … , Eq +/- 1
Resolution of a 2f-q design is
Length of shortest word in defining relation
Word length pattern
For a 2f-q design
Ai denotes number of factorial effects including i factors in the defining relation