The goal of this toolbox is to provide design of experiments techniques, along
with functions for model building.
WARNING
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scidoe for Scilab 6 is available only for Windows and Linux users.
Indeed, it depends on Stixbox that's not available for MacOS with Scilab
6.
Report bugs @ https://gitlab.com/scilab/forge/scidoe/-/issues
FEATURES
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Designs
* scidoe_bbdesign - Box-Benhken design of experiments
* scidoe_ccdesign - A Central Composite Design of Experiments
* scidoe_ff2n - Full factorial design with 2 levels
* scidoe_fracfact - Fractional Factorial Design
* scidoe_fullfact - Full factorial design
* scidoe_lhsdesign - Latin Hypercube Sampling
* scidoe_star - Produces a star point design of experiments
Models
* scidoe_ryates - Reverse Yates algorithm to give estimated responses
* scidoe_yates - Computes main and interaction effects using Yate's
algorithm.
Support
* scidoe_compare - The default comparison function used in the sort-merge.
* scidoe_pdist - Pairwise point distances of a matrix
* scidoe_plotcube - Plots a d dimensions cube in [-1,1].
* scidoe_plotlhs - Plot a LHS design
* scidoe_sort - A flexible sorting function.
* scidoe_sortdesign - Sort the experiments of a design of experiments
* scidoe_squareform - Format distance matrix
* scidoe_string - Sort the experiments of a design of experiments
CHANGES 0.3 => 0.4.1
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* First binary releases for Scilab 5.5 and for Scilab 6.0
* builder.sce can now build with both Scilab 5 and Scilab 6
* scidoe.start now checks that all (recursive) dependences are loaded.
* regres() was sometimes used instead of regress() (stixbox module).
* cleaning:
-- readme.txt: the TODO section was outdated.
-- scidoe_multilinreg.bin scidoe_simplelinreg.bin scidoe_lhsplot.bin
scidoe_regress.bin scidoe_regressprint.bin: unused => removed
-- help/figures was empty => removed
* scidoe_pdist() fixed against 'operation+-[]' errors.
* Unit tests:
-- 'JVM NOT MANDATORY' replaced with 'CLI SHELL MODE'
-- updated & fixed
* Dependency to helptbx removed: helptbx_helpupdate() is useful
only for maintainers (to maintain help pages), never for users.