Better than Taguchi orthogonal tables

Dorian Shainin · Peter Shainin

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Optimal Experimental Design Methods Statistical Methods and Applications Management Systems and Quality Improvement

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Abstract There has been a great amount of publicity about Taguchi orthogonal tables. This paper will evaluate the pros and cons of that approach. In addition an American approach, having the same initial goals of the Taguchi approach, will be presented in detail, representing a significant improvement in meeting those goals without confounding interactions with any main effect or with other interactions. In addition, this constructive alternative generally requires a much smaller number of tests.

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