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Creating and Viewing a Constrained Fast Flexible Filling Design
Constructing the Design
1.
Select DOE > Special Purpose > Space Filling Design.
2.
Enter Values of 0 and 1 for both X1 and X2.
3.
Click Continue.
4.
In the Define Linear Constraints outline, select Specify Linear Constraints.
Notice that Fast Flexible Filling is the only available Space Filling Design Method.
5.
Select Add.
6.
Enter the following coefficients and bound:
1 for X1
1 for X2
0.8 for the bound
Linear Constraint
7.
Type 200 next to Number of Runs.
8.
Select Fast Flexible Filling.
JMP creates a design that satisfies the constraints. Open the Design outline to view the design.
9.
Select Make Table to construct the data table.
Constructing the Plot
1.
With the data table active, select Graph > Graph Builder.
2.
Drag X1 to the drop zone labeled X.
3.
Drag X2 to the drop zone labeled Y.
4.
Remove the Smoother by clicking the smoother icon.
5.
In the Graph Builder red triangle menu, click Show Control Panel to deselect it.
You should see a graph similar to the one in Fast Flexible Filling Design with One Linear Constraint. Note that the points satisfy the linear constraint .
Fast Flexible Filling Design with One Linear Constraint

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Help created on 9/19/2017