Introduction to response surface methodology (RSM)

This video introduces response surface methodology. The general principles and the method of steepest ascent is in focus in this video.
This video was recorded by Dr. Erik Vanhatalo, Quality technology and logistics, Luleå University of Technology (LTU), Sweden. The primary purpose of this video is to be learning material for undergraduate and graduate students following a course in design and analysis of experiments at LTU. The course book used in these courses are primarily: Montgomery, D.C. (2013). Design and Analysis of Experiments. Wiley.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
1:09 The "path of steepest ascent"
4:38 Underlying logic - second order model
5:29 "Curvature" - when do we need a second order model?
8:49 Formal procedure: "Method of steepest ascent"
13:44 Summary of RSM: Climbing the mointain analogy

[@zachholt7103]

Thank you for the mountain analogy. You explained this very well

[@erikvanhatalo7]

Thanks! Glad it was useful! :)

[@asmaaabdulhamid2292]

It was helpful, thanks

[@kkwok9]

Good stuff
Thank you sir

[@erikvanhatalo7]

I am glad you liked it! :)

[@paolo7206]

Nice video

[@erikvanhatalo7]

Thanks, cheers!

[@jiteenrathod5725]

hello sir im doing project on this rsm method so i need ur help to understand all the basic concept of this process so i can give best presentation to the external

[@jiteenrathod5725]

i need pdf of this if u can .....

[@erikvanhatalo7]

Hi! I will not provide pdf material of my teaching slides publically unfortunately. If you need to go in depth in this area I would recommend a textbook such as Montgomery's Design and analysis of experiments.

[@jiteenrathod5725]

Kk sir

[@meiguzhimei]

Keep up the good work