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Statistical Experimental Design and Analysis<br />

Viewing the Experiment Results<br />

Viewing the Experiment Results<br />

The .dex file contains the results of the experiment. It is a structured text file that is organized<br />

with sections and sub-sections, and enables the <strong>user</strong> to skip one or more sections at different<br />

levels of detail. To display the results run the service routine named viewdex on the .dex file in<br />

order.<br />

Syntax<br />

viewdex [-l d] -f file.dex<br />

Arguments<br />

• -l d<br />

Where d is the level of detail that <strong>user</strong>s wants to view. The range of levels is 1 to 3, level 1<br />

(default) gives the least amount of data while level 3 gives the most amount of data.<br />

Level 1:<br />

Only the results of the screening experiment are printed for multi and simple response<br />

problems. Default.<br />

Level 2:<br />

In the case of multi-response problems, the results of the screening experiments for<br />

each response are given separately.<br />

Level 3:<br />

The script gives the ordered and unordered data tables (in CSV format) and the design<br />

matrix.<br />

When an outer loop has been performed, the amount of data can be very large. In this case<br />

level 1 only reports simplified results in a table printed at the end of the .dex file.<br />

• -f<br />

Name of the .dex file to be formatted.<br />

See “Example of Analysis Results” on page 581 for an example of the contents of a .dex<br />

file.<br />

Related Topics<br />

Designing a Screening Experiment<br />

Conducting a Screening Experiment<br />

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Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3

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