Factorial Design and Minitab Analysis

This video tutorial guides users through creating and analyzing a designed experiment using Minitab statistical software. It covers the steps to create a factorial design, specify factors and levels, analyze the experiment, and interpret results. The tutorial also provides information on saving projects and accessing additional resources for further learning.

What is the primary goal of using Minitab for designed experiments in this video?

• To reduce costs

• To improve shipping time

• To enhance data visualization

• To increase sales

Which type of design is created in the video?

• Response Surface Design

• Taguchi Design

• Factorial Design

• Mixture Design

How many factors are used in the factorial design example?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What should you do after performing the experiment and collecting data?

• Enter the data into a new column called 'hours'

• Enter the data into a new worksheet

• Enter the data into the existing worksheet

• Enter the data into a new column called 'minutes'

Which Minitab feature is used to analyze the factorial design?

• Stat > DOE > Taguchi

• Stat > DOE > Factorial

• Stat > DOE > Mixture Design

• Stat > DOE > Response Surface

What is the significance of effects that extend beyond the reference line on the Pareto chart?

• They are irrelevant

• They are significant

• They are insignificant

• They are optional

Which factors were found to be significant in reducing shipping time?

• Order system and packaging

• Order system and cost

• Packaging and cost

• Order system and sales

What should you do after creating your designed experiment in Minitab?

• Print the worksheet

• Ignore the results

• Save the output and data

• Delete the project

Where can you find more information about Minitab products?

• bing.com

• yahoo.com

• google.com

• minitab.com

How can you access online help for DOE in Minitab?

• Through the Minitab website

• Directly from the dialogues in the application

• By calling customer support

• By visiting a local library