Unlike the conventional one factor at a time (OFAT) analysis, each factor does not influence the response variable of an experiment inherently. Instead, the response variable is influenced by the interactions between the manipulated factors in addition to each individual effect. Design Of Experiments (DOE) presents an intuitive way of assessing the influence of several factors at ago. We explain DOE methodology in this essay, as well as conduct a simple DOE exercise to help you understand and apply this methodology in your daily business, entrepreneurial and technical analysis— Photo Credit: Louis Reed on Unsplash

A Design of Experiments

What it is and how to apply in your day-to-day business, entrepreneurial, and technical analysis to make crucial decisions

We say a school of fish, a pack of coyotes, a covert of coots, a library of books, a stack of hay, a flight of steps, a business of ferrets, and you can list the rest. In a similar way, we say “a design of experiments”…