Philip Mayfield

Design of Experiments (DOE) Tutorial with Quantum XL

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In this tutorial we will lead you through the process of setting up a DOE, analyzing it with regression/ graphical tools, and optimizing the output. This tutorial is not a replacement for DOE training, but rather an introduction to Quantum XL for those of you who have DOE experience. Step #1: Setting up the Designed […]

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Were the Colts’ footballs below the required 12.5 psi?

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The Patriots were recently fined $1 million, lost two draft picks, and lost Tom Brady for four games. The NFL’s motivation was that the Patriots’ footballs were deflated to a pressure outside the acceptable range of 12.5 to 13.5 psi. Given the data that was recorded at halftime, a very good argument can be made

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