Rosane Rech

Rosane Rech This page is for researchers, graduate students, and anyone who performs and analyse experiments. My

In my courses, students do not only learn the tools, but they must understand why. I put a great effort into deconstructing complex concepts behind the design and analysis of experiments in an array of simpler ones. This way, experimenters can design their experiments smartly, taking into account the resources they have available, and can interpret their results, leading to better and scientifically based conclusions.

Do you know how to calculate the natural variables in central composite designs?
27/07/2021

Do you know how to calculate the natural variables in central composite designs?

This video shows you the relationship between the coded and natural variables for designed experiments.And to exemplify it, we will define the factorial poin...

Hello everyone,I have just published a new tutorial focused to help with the specific question about how to add and posi...
21/06/2021

Hello everyone,
I have just published a new tutorial focused to help with the specific question about how to add and position the letters indicating significant differences in bar plots.

R code: https://statdoe.com/cld-customisation/packages: ggplot2, ggthemes, multcompView, dplyrfunctions: aov, TukeyHSD, multcompLetters4, group_by, summaris...

Hi there,The choice of how to present the results of a given experiment can be quite challenging.In this new video, I ha...
04/06/2021

Hi there,
The choice of how to present the results of a given experiment can be quite challenging.
In this new video, I have a suggestion on how to present the results of a three-factor experiment using barplot.
I hope you find it useful!

This video presents an R-tutorial suggestion on how to present the results of a three-factor experiment using bar plots.R packages: ggplot2, ggthemes, dplyr,...

Hello everyone,I have just published a new tutorial on box plots using ggplot.The main highlights are:- the letters to i...
28/05/2021

Hello everyone,
I have just published a new tutorial on box plots using ggplot.
The main highlights are:
- the letters to indicate significant differences among means
- the boxes are coloured according to the median value.
I hope you find it useful!

One-Way ANOVA, Tukey’s test, Box Plot with ggplot0:00 Introduction0:46 Description of the data set1:01 Loading the libraries and the data set1:55 Analysis of...

Hello there,In the same style as my previous video on barplots, this new video presents a step-by-step tutorial for a pu...
21/05/2021

Hello there,
In the same style as my previous video on barplots, this new video presents a step-by-step tutorial for a publication-quality scatterplot for two factors.
The tutorial covers the use of shapes, lines and colours to distinguish among treatments, error bars, letters to indicate significant differences among means, and how to avoid the overlapping of the points.
I hope you find it useful!

Welcome to the series of tutorials on Two-way ANOVA with R. In this series of videos, we are going to perform a complete analysis of a two-factor factorial d...

Hi there,I have just published a video-tutorial with a complete step-by-step tutorial on how to create publication-quali...
14/05/2021

Hi there,
I have just published a video-tutorial with a complete step-by-step tutorial on how to create publication-quality barplots for two factors in ggplot.
I hope you enjoy it!

Welcome to the series of tutorials on Two-way ANOVA with R. In this series of videos, we are going to perform a complete analysis of a two-factor factorial d...

Do you know how to get the compact letter display (letters indicating significant difference) from Tukey's test automati...
10/05/2021

Do you know how to get the compact letter display (letters indicating significant difference) from Tukey's test automatically using R?
In this video I show how to:
- create a table with the mean and standard deviation of each treatment;
- compare the means by Tukey’s test;
- use the compact letter display (superscript letters) to indicate significant differences automatically!

Welcome to the series of tutorials on Two-way ANOVA with R. In this series of videos, we are going to perform a complete analysis of a two-factor factorial d...

Design and analyse your experiments using R!
08/04/2021

Design and analyse your experiments using R!

Design of Experiments: from ANOVA to Factorial Designs using Excel and R.

⭐[New Course] Design of experiments for Optimisation⭐Take your skills in experimental design to the next level with the ...
26/03/2021

⭐[New Course] Design of experiments for Optimisation⭐
Take your skills in experimental design to the next level with the new course “Design of Experiments for Optimisation!
https://www.udemy.com/course/design-of-experiments-for-optimisation/?couponCode=FACEBOOK_LAUNCH
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Who is this course for?
Everyone that performs experimentation and needs to deepen their knowledge on experiments designed to find the operational conditions to maximise or minimise the response of interest.

What you will learn?
- regression models to fit experimental data
- use of central points and the test of the lack-of-fit in factorial designs
- designs with inaccurate levels and/or missing observations
- response surface methodology and the path of the steepest ascent
- central composite designs
- analysis of several responses simultaneously
- Box-Behnken designs

Are you ready to become a pro on the Design of Experiments?
Enrol here:
https://www.udemy.com/course/design-of-experiments-for-optimisation/?couponCode=FACEBOOK_LAUNCH

DoE using R: Response Surface Methodology, Lack-of-Fit, Central Composite Designs, Box-Behnken Designs

New course coming up soon!
26/03/2021

New course coming up soon!

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