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Chapter 24 Visualizing, Optimizing, <strong>and</strong> Simulating Response Surfaces 577<br />

Contour Profiler<br />

Contour Profiler<br />

The Contour Profiler shows response contours for two factors at a time. The interactive contour profiling<br />

facility is useful for optimizing response surfaces graphically. Figure 24.26 shows an example of the Contour<br />

Profiler for the Tiretread sample data.<br />

Figure 24.26 Contour Profiler<br />

• There are slider controls <strong>and</strong> edit fields for both the X <strong>and</strong> Y variables.<br />

• The Current X values generate the Current Y values. The Current X location is shown by the crosshair<br />

lines on the graph. The Current Y values are shown by the small red lines in the slider control.<br />

• The other lines on the graph are the contours for the responses set by the Y slider controls or by entering<br />

values in the Contour column. There is a separately colored contour for each response (4 in this<br />

example).<br />

• You can enter low <strong>and</strong> high limits to the responses, which results in a shaded region. To set the limits,<br />

you can click <strong>and</strong> drag from the side zones of the Y sliders or enter values in the Lo Limit or Hi Limit<br />

columns. If a response column’s Spec Limits column property has values for Lower Spec Limit or Upper<br />

Spec Limit, those values are used as the initial values for Lo Limit <strong>and</strong> Hi Limit.

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