Two-Factor Interactions Example
Two-factor interactions are the simplest kind of variable interaction in statistically designed experiments. Here we explore one such two factor interaction: the interdependence of water and sunlight in growing plants.
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This is part of my playlist on Design of Experimens, the methodology for rigorous statistical design of experiments, with applications ranging from chemical process optimization to biology to crop yields and optimization of neural networks.