Abstract
Experimentation Science is introduced as a process through which the necessary steps of experimental design are all sufficiently addressed. Experimentation Science is defined as a nearly linear process of objective formulation, selection of experimentation unit and decision variable(s), deciding treatment, design and error structure, defining the randomization, statistical analyses and decision procedures, outlining quality control procedures for data collection, and finally analysis, presentation and interpretation of results. The protocol description form (PDF) is introduced as an instrument to guide the implementation and documentation of the Experimentation Science process.
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Recommended Citation
Kratzer, D. D. and Ash, K. A.
(1996).
"EXPERIMENTATION SCIENCE: A PROCESS APPROACH FOR THE COMPLETE DESIGN OF AN EXPERIMENT,"
Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture.
https://doi.org/10.4148/2475-7772.1322
EXPERIMENTATION SCIENCE: A PROCESS APPROACH FOR THE COMPLETE DESIGN OF AN EXPERIMENT
Experimentation Science is introduced as a process through which the necessary steps of experimental design are all sufficiently addressed. Experimentation Science is defined as a nearly linear process of objective formulation, selection of experimentation unit and decision variable(s), deciding treatment, design and error structure, defining the randomization, statistical analyses and decision procedures, outlining quality control procedures for data collection, and finally analysis, presentation and interpretation of results. The protocol description form (PDF) is introduced as an instrument to guide the implementation and documentation of the Experimentation Science process.
