Conveners
CONTRIBUTED Special Session: Design of Experiments
- Jeroen de Mast (University of Waterloo + JADS)
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Prof. Peter Goos (University of Leuven), Dr José Núñez Ares (University of Leuven)12/09/2023, 16:40Design and analysis of experiments
The family of orthogonal minimally aliased response surface designs or OMARS designs bridges the gap between the small definitive screening designs and classical response surface designs. The initial OMARS designs involve three levels per factor and allow large numbers of quantitative factors to be studied efficiently. Many of the OMARS designs possess good projection properties and offer...
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Dr Christopher Gotwalt (JMP Statistical Discovery LLC)12/09/2023, 17:00Machine learning
Self-Validating Ensemble Modeling (S-VEM) is an exciting, new approach that combines machine learning model ensembling methods to Design of Experiments (DOE) and has many applications in manufacturing and chemical processes. In most applications, practitioners avoid machine learning methods with designed experiments because often one cannot afford to hold out runs for a validation set without...
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Dr Semochkina Dasha (Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute (S3RI))12/09/2023, 17:20
Broadly speaking, Bayesian optimisation methods for a single objective function (without constraints) proceed by (i) assuming a prior for the unknown function f (ii) selecting new points x at which to evaluate f according to some infill criterion that maximises an acquisition function; and (iii) updating an estimate of the function optimum, and its location, using the updated posterior for f....
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