Effective Experimentation: For Scientists and Technologists

"Academics and postgraduate students who already have some familiarity with standard data analysis techniques will find much to like in this book. It highlights practical considerations rarely discussed in more theoretical works, such as how best to efficiently explore parameter spaces when the optimum (theoretical) experimental design is not usable (if, say, the required raw materials are simply too expensive). I found at least one thought-provoking insight in nearly every chapter: the industry-focussed approach brings a genuinely different viewpoint." (Reviews, December 2010)

"There is much explanatory verbiage to mathematical content that will be appreciated by the beginner. The writing style is clear and concise, as one would expect from a text derived from years of teaching industrial scientists . . . this text is recommended to the beginner and other excellent texts." (Scientific Computing, 1 August 2010)