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| Central Composite Response Surface Method (RSM) Designs
A central composite RSM design is used when the few important factors (<5) have been identified from a previous factorial design. It is used to determine the optimal settings of these important factors in order to obtain a desired value for one or more responses. Quadratic terms are also included in the regression models. |
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