Quality and Productivity and Physical and Engineering Sections
JOINT WEB-BASED TRAINING SERIES
TITLE
Design of Experiments: New Methods and How to Use Them
PRESENTER
Doug Montgomery (Arizona State University) and Bradley Jones (JMP)
DATE AND TIME
Wednesday, February 8, 11:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. Eastern time
DESCRIPTION
This webinar provides a "peek into the black box" of optimal design. Because of advances in computer hardware and software, practitioners now have tools for generating designs that are tailor made for most industrial applications of experiment design. Of particular interest are recent advances in screening design especially when all the factors are quantitative. The webinar provides multiple practical examples of as well as the necessary theory.
Registration Fees
Members of the Q&P and SPES Sections: $75
ASA Members: $90
Nonmembers: $105
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED.
Access Information
Registered persons will be sent an email the afternoon of Monday, February 6, with the access information to join the webinar and the link to download and print a copy of the presentation slides.
Next Webinar in This Series:
TITLE
Flexible and Powerful Approaches to Process Optimization using Bayesian Methods
PRESENTER
John Peterson (GlaxoSmithKline)
DATE AND TIME
Wednesday, June 20, 1:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m. Eastern time
DESCRIPTION
Bayesian methods provide straightforward solutions to important process optimization problems that are difficult to solve outside of the Bayesian approach. The Bayesian approach has provided published solutions to multiple-response process optimization with or without noise variables. The Bayesian approach has also provides model-robust solutions to process optimization by way of Bayesian model averaging. A recent paper by Edwards and Fuerte (2011) provides a solution to the multiple-response ascent direction problem. Recent research on hierarchical models has application to multiple-response split-plot and multi-batch experiments for process optimization.
About Q&P Webinars
Each registration is allowed one web connection and one audio connection. The section encourages multiple persons to view each registered connection. For example, if your department or agency has a conference room with a computer, projector, screen, and a speakerphone, you can pay for one registered connection and have all of your staff attend the webinar in the conference room.
The access information and presentation materials will become available to registered participants two business days before the scheduled webinar time. The presenter controls the flow of the presentation. When the presenter run software or shows Web pages, the audience will see this on their computer screens in real time. Generally the audience does not ask questions on phone. Questions for the presenter are submitted using the chat feature found on the webinar web page. The presenter can see the questions as they come in and choose to answer.