DOE++ software tool for experimental design and analysis

Additional Tools and Reports

Multiple Linear Regression Tool

The Multiple Linear Regression Tool (MLRT) allows the investigation of linear regression relationships between response(s) and one or more predictor variables. Users can easily specify response(s) and predictor variable(s) in the MLRT. Results displayed include an ANOVA table and regression metrics to determine the significant predictors; variance inflation factors to assess mutlicollinearity between the predictors; and complete tables and plots of residuals, leverage, and Cook’s distance measure to identify outliers and influential observations.

Automated Report Generation

DOE++ makes it easy to create reports for your DOE analyses. You can use the "quick report" template to instantly generate a report that includes preselected information or you can use the Report Generator to create a customized report for a single response. The custom report can include any and all information available for the current design, including:

  • Design settings, both initial and current
  • Analysis results and summaries, including:
    • Results tables such as ANOVA, Regression Information, Likelihood Ratio Test, MLE Information, etc.
    • Alias structure
    • Regression equations
    • Variance/covariance matrix
    • And more
  • All plot types applicable to the current design, with the ability to adjust the plot configuration options from within the Report Generator so you can create plots that show exactly what you need them to.

Add as many items as you wish and organize them in any order you choose. You can even add items more than once, allowing for easy plot comparisons!

The DOE++ Report Generator

Use Built-in Spreadsheets for Custom Analyses and Reports

Each project can contain as many spreadsheets as you need to store and organize analysis results or perform your own customized analyses. These flexible spreadsheets provide complete in-cell formula support, cell references and over 150 built-in functions. You can type functions directly into cells or use the Function Wizard to build and insert functions with ease; and the integrated Chart Wizard guides you through the steps to create your own graphical charts.