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emman0101
Calcite | Level 5

Hello

I am attempting to use the Custom Design DOE (Jmp 11) to setup an experiment.  There are three (3) factors: mux, words, and bpw and two responses (not shown).

In my custom design, I designated mux as a 3-level discrete factor with values of 8, 16, and 32. Words as a continuous variable between 1024 and 32768.  And bpw as a continuous variable between 4 and 144, as per the requirements in the attached table.

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Additionally, I enabled a script for the following disallowed combinations

mux==8 & words>8192 | mux == 8 & mod(words, 32) !=0;

mux==16 & words<16384 | mux == 16 & mod(words, 64) !=0 | mux ==16 & bpw >72;

mux==32 & words<4096 | mux == 32 & mod(words, 128) !=0 | mux ==32 & bpw >36;

However the above disallowed combination is not being respected when the design is made, even when I enable 3rd level interactions in the model, including mux*words, mux*bpw, bpw*words, and mux*bpw*words.

Any ideas on what I could be doing wrong here??

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Haikuo
Onyx | Level 15

Probably you want posting your question here:

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