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Syntax
D = bbdesign(nfactors) D = bbdesign(nfactors,'pname1',pvalue1,'pname2',pvalue2,...) [D,blk] = bbdesign(...)
Description
D = bbdesign(nfactors)
generates a Box-Behnken design for nfactors
factors. The output matrix D
is n
-by-nfactors
, where n
is the number of points in the design. Each row lists the settings for all factors, scaled between -1
and 1
.
[D,blk] = bbdesign(nfactors)
requests a blocked design. The output vector blk
is a vector of block numbers. Blocks are groups of runs that are to be measured under similar conditions (for example, on the same day). Blocked designs minimize the effect of between-block differences on the parameter estimates.
[...] = bbdesign(nfactors,'pname1',pvalue1,'pname2',pvalue2,...)
allows you to specify additional parameters and their values. Valid parameters are:
'center' |
Number of center points to include. |
'blocksize' |
Maximum number of points allowed in a block. |
Remarks
Box and Behnken proposed designs when the number of factors was equal to 3-7, 9-12, or 16. This function produces those designs. For other values of nfactors
, this function produces designs that are constructed in a similar way, even though they were not tabulated by Box and Behnken, and they may be too large to be practical.
See Also
![]() | barttest | betacdf | ![]() |