Experimental Design and Multiobjective Optimization
Translating experimental variables, constraints and target indicators into an implementable test matrix, recommending the next round of most verifiable experiments in conjunction with model iterative.
Solution Overview
Focus on formulation development, process window exploration, material performance optimization and multifactor pilot design, combining DOE, Bayesian optimization, response analysis and multi-target decision-making, to pool limited experimental resources into the most informative combination. The R & D scenario applied to multiple variables, high costs, long experimental cycles and mutually constrained objectives.
Applications
- Process window exploration for response conditions, temperature, concentration, time, pH etc.
- Material formulation, additive ratio, component content and treatment optimization
- Multiple performance indicators constrain each other and need to look for Paretto's best option.
- The cost of the experiment is high, and it is hoped that more information will be obtained with less.
- Fewer historical data, need to update model recommendations by experiment




Overall process
Resource constraints
Experimental Boundary
Sample Policy
Projection models
Recommended Sorting
Programme update
Technical modules
- Experimental factor modelling:Structure variables, levels, constraints and target indicators into calculable issues.
- DOE and self-adaptation sampling:Selecting a positive design, Latin hypercube, response face, or Bayesian optimization according to the data base.
- Multi-purpose optimization:Explanatory trade-offs between performance, cost, stability, time and security.
- Active learning iterative:Update the model with the results of each round of experiments and continue to recommend a more valuable next round of experiments.

AI / Simulation
Characterization / Supplies