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Designed experiments can reveal causal relationships that observational data alone cannot determine.
Their wordsBut even more important than efficiency, designed experiments can inform about causality, which is very difficult to determine from collected observed data.
Their wordsThere is a feeling that a lot of tail-chasing in industrial improvement is due to interactions not being recognized.
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