• DOI:10.1109/MCS.2010.937677
Corpus ID: 45813198

Factorial Design for Efficient Experimentation

@article{Spall2010FactorialDF,
  title={Factorial Design for Efficient Experimentation},
  author={J. Spall},
  journal={IEEE Control Systems},
  year={2010},
  volume={30},
  pages={38-53}
}

• J. Spall
• Published 2010
• Computer Science
• IEEE Control Systems

While James Dyson's eponymous company, Dyson Ltd., based in Malmesbury, United Kingdom, is known to make high-quality vacuum cleaners, Dyson might have saved himself and his company a lot of time and money if he had been aware of the factorial design approach to experimentation. In fact, as discussed below, the statement of Dyson on cause and effect is incorrect. It is possible to learn what improves a system by changing more than one input variable at a time. Furthermore, this learning can be… Expand

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