Fall 2002 Seminar Series - October 7, 2002
University of Minnesota
School of Statistics
College of Liberal Arts
Recent Advances in Design of Experiment
Dennis K. J. Lin
Department of Management Science and Information Systems
The Pennsylvania State University
Monday, October 7, 2002
4:00 PM, B80
Ford Hall
Minneapolis, East Bank Campus
Social at 3:30 PM, 300
Ford Hall
Abstract
Design of Experiment seeks an efficient way to collect
useful information. In the past decade, we have witnessed the resolution
of information technology. Many classical methods in design of experiment
originated from agricultural problems and may not be appropriate for the
informatic era. This talk attempts to explore some important issues in design
of experiment that deserve immediate attention for future research. Topics
to be discussed include supersaturated design, uniform design, computer
experiment, optimal foldover plan, dispersion analysis, and multi-response
surface methodology. For each subject the problem will be introduced, some
initial results will be presented, and future research problems will be suggested.