Defining your factors in Synthace
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- Defining your factors in Synthace
- Numerical factors
- What are numerical factors and how do they relate to element parameters?
- How to define a numerical factor in a mixture
- How to define a numerical volume factor
- Optimising three numerical media components for protein production in bacterial cells
- Categorical factors
- What are categorical factors and how do they relate to element parameters?
- How to define a categorical diluent factor
- How to define a categorical mixture component factor
- Mutual exclusion
- What is a mutually exclusive factor?
- The statistics behind mutually exclusive factors
- How to define a mutually exclusive factor
- Derived factors
- Derived numerical factors
- What are derived numerical factors?
- What types of calculations are supported in Synthace?
- How to define a derived numerical factor in a mixture
- Derived categorical factors
- Using derived FactorsA handy walkthrough explaining how you can use derived factors to create relationships between liquids in your DOE.
- What are derived categorical factors?
- How to derive categorical factor levels from another categorical factor
- How to derive categorical factor levels from numerical factor levels
- Quasi-replicates
- What are quasi-replicates and when might I use them?
- How to define a quasi-replicate factor
- How to define multiple quasi-replicate factors
- Hard to change
- What are Hard To Change factors and when might I need to use them?
- How are Hard To Change factors handled statistically?
- How to define a Hard To Change factor in a mixture
- Custom factors
- What are custom factors and how can they be used?
- How to define a custom numerical factor
- How to define a custom categorical factor
- Constants
- What are constants and when might I use them?
- How to define a constant in a mixture