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Chapter 24 Visualizing, Optimizing, <strong>and</strong> Simulating Response Surfaces 579<br />

Mixture Profiler<br />

Constraint Shading<br />

Specifying limits to the Y's shades the areas outside the limits as shown in Figure 24.28. The unshaded<br />

white area becomes the feasible region.<br />

Figure 24.28 Settings for Contour Shading<br />

Setting<br />

appropriate<br />

limits on<br />

responses<br />

illustrates<br />

the feasible<br />

region<br />

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

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

Mixture Profiler<br />

The Mixture Profiler shows response contours for mixture experiment models, where three or more factors<br />

in the experiment are components (ingredients) in a mixture. The Mixture Profiler is useful for visualizing<br />

<strong>and</strong> optimizing response surfaces resulting from mixture experiments.<br />

Figure 24.29 shows an example of the Mixture Profiler for the sample data in Plasticizer.jmp. To generate<br />

the graph shown, select Mixture Profiler from the Graph menu. In the resulting Mixture Profiler launch<br />

dialog, assign Pred Formula Y to the Y, Prediction Formula role <strong>and</strong> click OK. Delete the Lo <strong>and</strong> Hi limits<br />

from p1, p2, <strong>and</strong> p3.

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