Condensed Calculations for Evolutionary Operation Programs

George E. P. Box · J. Stuart Hunter

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Optimal Experimental Design Methods Management and Optimization Techniques Advanced Statistical Process Monitoring

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Evolutionary Operation is a method for operating plant processes. Since the method is applied by plant personnel themselves as a continuing normal part of process operation it is desirable to reduce the calculations to a simple routine matter. This paper describes calculation procedures which have been found useful in these circumstances.

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1955Design and Analysis of Industrial Experiments.1957Evolutionary Operation: A Method for Increasing Industrial Productivity 1954Design and Analysis of Industrial Experiments.

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