Design of Exepriments Database, or DOEDA, is a database that gathers information about experiments that were perfomed using an experimental design. The main goal of DOEDA is to provide a central interface to easily acess all experiments.
For each experiment, the database provides the following information:
- Title: A short description of the experiment.
- Run size: The number of experimental runs.
- Design: actual dataset of the experiment. Each element in design contains:
- Name: name of the variable.
- Uncoded: uncoded levels of the variable, if available in the original dataset.
- Coded: coded levels of the variables.
- Levels: number of levels.
- Units: physical units for the uncoded levels, if available in the original dataset.
- Response: the different repsonse variables of the experiment. Each element is a different response variable and contains:
- Name: name of the variable.
- Value: acutal values of response variable for each experimental run.
- Units: physical units of the response variable if available.
- Multilevel: flag indicating if the experiment has factors with different number of levels.
- Description: a more detailed description of the experiment and the variables used.
- DOI: a DOI string to identify the source of the data.
- Source: another reference to the source of the original dataset, if the DOI is not available.
- Keywords: a list of keywords to identify the main characteristics of the experiment.
A list of all possible keywords that can be used to describe the characteristics of the experiment is available in the glossary