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

Noise Factors (Robust Engineering)<br />

Figure 24.74 Setting a R<strong>and</strong>om Normal Distribution<br />

R<strong>and</strong>om Normal with SD<br />

= 0.05<br />

3. Click Simulate.<br />

4. Click the Make Table button under the Simulate to Table node.<br />

Doing these steps for both the original <strong>and</strong> noise-factor-optimal simulations results in two similar data<br />

tables, each holding a simulation. In order to make two comparable histograms of the predictions, we need<br />

the two prediction columns in a single data table.<br />

5. Copy the Pred Formula HARDNESS column from one of the simulation tables into the other table.<br />

They must have different names, like Without Noise Factor <strong>and</strong> With Noise Factor.<br />

6. Select Analyze > Distribution <strong>and</strong> assign both prediction columns as Y.<br />

7. When the histograms appear, select Uniform Scaling from the Distribution main title bar.

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