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EXECUTING A DOE: A FEW WAYS TO KILL AN EXPERIMENT Emily Nichols March 8, 2013 Why Should You Care About DOEs? An academic reason Better than COST approach 4 other compelling reasons Directly applicable to your career Can


  1. EXECUTING A DOE: A FEW WAYS TO KILL AN EXPERIMENT Emily Nichols March 8, 2013

  2. Why Should You Care About DOE’s?  An academic reason  Better than COST approach  4 other compelling reasons  Directly applicable to your career  Can make you a superstar  Theory not difficult  Takes creativity and imagination

  3. Let’s Talk Muffins  Non-trivial topic: chemistry is involved  Ingredients are easily available, low cost  Can be done in your kitchen  Lots of y-variables  Lots of potential disturbances

  4. Choosing a Good Recipe Dry Ingredients Wet Ingredients Directions Mix dry ingredients and chocolate chips. Combine 1 1/3 C flour ½ C sugar sugar with oil. Then add 3 tsp. baking powder 1 egg egg & milk. Stir wet ¼ tsp salt 1 C milk ingredients into flour ½ C chocolate chips 1/3 C vegetable oil mixture. Do not beat. Bake @ 375º for 20-25 min.

  5. A Few Good Factors  Flour type  Baking powder amount  Vegetable oil amount  Mixing time

  6. Make it Feasible, Make it Work  ½ fraction in 4 factors is 8 batches of muffins – that’s going to take way too long!

  7. Make it Feasible, Make it Work  ½ fraction in 4 factors is 8 batches of muffins – that’s going to take way too long!  Ok, we’ll make 2 batches at a time…

  8. Make it Feasible, Make it Work  ½ fraction in 4 factors is 8 batches of muffins – that’s going to take way too long!  Ok, we’ll make 2 batches at a time…

  9. Consider Disturbances  Pour Order & Pan Location

  10. Randomize! Run Flour Type Baking Power Mixing Time Operator Egg Size Oven Location P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 just until 1 bread 2 Emily Medium Front Pour Order 3 5 1 2 4 blended just until 2 bread 4 Ryan Medium Back Pour Order 4 1 2 3 5 blended until blended 3 bread 2 Ryan Large Back Pour Order 2 3 5 1 4 + 30 s until blended 4 cake & pastry 2 Emily Large Front Pour Order 1 4 5 2 3 + 30 s until blended 5 bread 4 Emily Large Back Pour Order 4 2 5 1 3 + 30 s until blended 6 cake & pastry 4 Ryan Large Front Pour Order 3 5 4 1 2 + 30 s just until 7 cake & pastry 4 Emily Large Back Pour Order 5 3 2 1 4 blended just until 8 cake & pastry 2 Ryan Large Front Pour Order 5 2 4 3 1 blended

  11. Make it Foolproof (or you’ll feel like a fool later)

  12. Luck is the Residue of Preparation  Make a test batch first if you can – this will highlight disturbances you haven’t thought of, and any organizational issues.  Pre-measure as many ingredients as possible.

  13. Surviving Murphy’s Law  What else could go wrong?  If your data collection methods are well organized, you’ll be able to keep track of the unexpected.  Final Thought: Make it fun!

  14. Surprises in the Data ↑ BP= decrease in muffin height     y 72.54 2.50 x 2.95 x 1.76 x x H A B B D ↑ muffin height = use bread flour + ↓ baking powder + ↑ mixing time

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