NEURO PEX



DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS FOR NON-LINEAR MODELS
Minimizing the number of experiments


Image Neuro Pex 2 NEURO PEX is the first commercial software in the world to calculate design of experiments for non-linear models, neural networks, differential equations and implicit models.

The design of experiments for non-linear models’ goals are:
The innovation in Neuro Pex comes from the treatment of the non-linearities of the underlying model that describe the phenomenon you want to study, and from the consideration of all the possible configurations:
The first users of Neuro Pex were the CEA-DAM (Atomic Energy Agency), IFP (French Petroleum Institute), PSA-Peugeot-Citroën and Rhodia, brought together in an industrial partnership. Potential users are every people in charge of the identification of models or design of experiments, namely:
Concerning knowledge-based models, the results are spectacular: the number of experiments can be reduced down to the number of coefficients of the model. For neural-network-based models, the number of experiments can be reduced down to three times, or sometimes even down to twice the number of coefficients of the model. Much time, as well as money, can thus be saved. In any circumstance, the accuracy of the models is improved.

Neuro Pex includes an executable program, a user guide and a methodological guide which will remind you the main points of the design of experiments theory for non-linear models. The current version of Neuro Pex 2 contains D-optimality and X-optimality algorithms for a non-linear model with a homogeneous or heterogeneous variance, tools to diagnose the quality of the resulting design and the non-linearities measurements in the underlying model.

NETRAL distributes NEURO PEX in two ways:


Please contact us if you are interested in NEURO PEX and if you wish a demonstration.

Discover the Box-Lucas example (knowledge-based model) in our 51 screenshots tutorial.

The Designs of computer experiments Day took place the 24th of March 2005 in the Institut Henri Poincaré.






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