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Hi all: I am planning to do the analysis using Response method. I have a Question regarding coding for my independednt variables. For example : X1 , X2, X3 are the independednt coded variables, however in my cases I also have combination tretament (eg. x1+x2). Usullay for the single independednt variables coding can be done as 1, 0, -1. I am very new to the programm so would like to get information on how the coding is done for combination treatment effect? Thank you so much and hope the way I am putting question make sense.
Example of the scinario:
Treatment 1: effect of Acid on bacterial growth
Treat 2: Effect of Protein on bacterial growth
Treat 3: Effect of Acid+protein on bacterial growth (How to do coding for combination/interaction effects )
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How does that look like for your data? Are they independent variables or a single variable, treatment?
I might suggest a model as follows:
(Treatment=1)*B1 + (Treatment=2)*B2
So for scenarios:
1. B1
2. B2
3. B1+B2
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I have several treatments with different levels and I would like to see the
best combination tretamnets in bacterial growth (response) using
optimization method (eg RSM). I have already done lab experiments and I
have actual results. My aim is to optimize these factors and comapre with
my actual experimental results with predicted results... do they match ?
For example: My independednt variables (I have included only a few here, I
have long list of variables that follows the same trend). I am still
confuse with coding for variables 8 - 15 and a model equation. Looking
forward to get suggestions from you.
All these are independednt variables with different carbs and proteins at
different leveles.
1. control (No treatment)
2. carbohydrate A- 0.1%
3. Carbohydrate B- 0.1%
4. protein A (1%)
5. protein A (2%)
6. Protein B (1%)
7. Protein B (2%)
8. carb A 0.1% + protein A 1%
9. carb A 0.1% + protein A 2%
10. carb A 0.1% + protein B 1%
11. carb A 0.1% + protein B 2%
12. Carb B 0.1% + protein A 1%
13. Carb B 0.1% + protein A 2%
14. Carb B 0.1 % + protein B 1%
15. Carb B 0.1% + Protein B 2%
Once again thank you !!
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It looks like they're all categorical variables, so you'll need to make indicator variables for these variables. Remember that if you have N levels you need n-1 indicators. Also, you interactions can then be specified as combinations of the other variables.