Design catalog

Fields

Choose your field to see what others in it have run: their size, and the kinds of design.

• Aerospace and defenceExperiments here usually have about 4 factors and 16 runs. Full factorials and fractional factorials are the most common.
• Agriculture and horticultureExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 14 runs. Full factorials and response surface designs are the most common.
• Biomedical research and medicineExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 20 runs. Most are full factorials.
• Bioprocessing and fermentationExperiments here usually have about 4 factors and a dozen runs. Full factorials and fractional factorials are the most common.
• Business, marketing and financeExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 8 runs. Full factorials and fractional factorials are the most common.
• Chemical reactions and processesExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 15 runs. Most are full factorials.
• Computing, software and networksExperiments here usually have about 2 factors and 18 runs. Full factorials and fractional factorials are the most common. The catalog holds only a few from this field so far.
• Construction and building materialsExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 10 runs. Response surface designs and full factorials are the most common. The catalog holds only a few from this field so far.
• EducationExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 14 runs. Most are full factorials.
• Electrical and electronic equipmentExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 16 runs. Most are full factorials.
• Energy, fuels and miningExperiments here usually have about 4 factors and a dozen runs. Most are full factorials.
• Environment, water and wasteExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 9 runs. Most are full factorials.
• Food and beveragesExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and a dozen runs. Full factorials and fractional factorials are the most common.
• Formulated chemical productsExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 15 runs. Full factorials and fractional factorials are the most common.
• Household and everyday lifeExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 8 runs. Most are full factorials.
• Machining and mechanical engineeringExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 16 runs. Most are full factorials.
• Measurement and laboratory testingExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 20 runs. Full factorials and fractional factorials are the most common.
• Medical devices and diagnosticsExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 15 runs. Most are full factorials. The catalog holds only a few from this field so far.
• Metals and metallurgyExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 16 runs. Full factorials and fractional factorials are the most common.
• Paper and pulpExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 27 runs. Full factorials and response surface designs are the most common. The catalog holds only a few from this field so far.
• PharmaceuticalsExperiments here usually have about 4 factors and 20 runs. Fractional factorials and full factorials are the most common.
• Physical sciencesExperiments here usually have about 7 factors and 16 runs. Most are fractional factorials. The catalog holds only a few from this field so far.
• Plastics, rubber and polymersExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 15 runs. Fractional factorials and response surface designs are the most common.
• Psychology and human factorsExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 19 runs. Full factorials and fractional factorials are the most common.
• Semiconductors and electronic assemblyExperiments here usually have about 5 factors and 16 runs. Fractional factorials and full factorials are the most common.
• Service operations and logisticsExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 16 runs. Most are full factorials.
• Sport, exercise and recreationExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 9 runs. Most are full factorials.
• Textiles, apparel and footwearExperiments here usually have about 3 factors and 22 runs. Most are full factorials.
• Vehicles and enginesExperiments here usually have about 4 factors and 16 runs. Fractional factorials and full factorials are the most common.