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Curvaceous Response
Surface Visualiser (CRSV)
Power to the
Formulator
CRSV 2.0
allows Experimenters or Formulators to perform their own
Response Surface Analysis at their workbench in a fraction
of the time currently required.
It replaces
the numerically intensive finding and interpretation of
multi-variable regression equations describing the Response
Surface with a simple visual method that anyone can use.
For the
first time experimenters can see the complete set of
relationships within their response surface with no maths
knowledge necessary.
This technique is perfectly
suited to Formulations / Design of Experiments (DOE) /
Quality by Design (QbD) problems
where the number of data points available is very small,
perhaps as small as 8 to 10.
The ability to move values around and watch the
effects on other parameters is invaluable.
Parameters needing further
investigation can be quickly identified, thereby eliminating
unnecessary trials and improving both Return on Investment and speed to
market/trial.
The affect of changing
parameter values and seeing the consequences opens up a new
view on how to progress and where to focus within your
process.
The
Response Surface in this picture is a Design Space
constructed from a set of 12 designed experiments. The
experimental variables are on the left-most 9 axes and the
result variables are on the right.
The model
has correctly deduced that the experimental variables are
independent of each other so any value can be chosen from
their entire range.
The user
has begun to construct two Control Spaces in red and blue by
fixing values for some of the experimental values. These are
shown as solid dots.
The
remaining values are now indicated to lie within the red or
blue ranges. Moving a dot will show the changed ranges on
all the other variables.
NEW CRSV
Version 2.0 allows you to:
¨ See
Design Space and Multiple Control Spaces at once
¨ Handle a
lot more variables than before
¨ Use
improved data file handling & variable naming
¨ Drag and
drop variables (which you previously had to fix from left to
right)
¨ Use a
completely new rewritten user guide
¨ Use
worked examples of the right set of data to gather
See all of the relationships within your response surface with
Response Surface Visualiser.
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