Abstract

Multiresponse surface methodology often involves small data analytics which, statistically, have regression modelling credibility problems. This is worsened by dataset, model selection and solution methodology uncertainties. It is difficult for solution methodologies which select and use single best models per response at simultaneous optimisation to effectively deal with these problems. This paper exploited the fact that model selection criteria choose differently, in a flexible hybrid ensemble system, to generate several solutions for integration and comparison. Mean square prediction error, with bias-variance-covariance decomposition values, was computed and analysed at simultaneous optimisation. Results suggest that the credibility of the final solution is enhanced when working with multiple models, solution methodologies and results. However, the results do not show any significance of small sample size correction to model selection criteria and analysis of bias-variance-covariance decompositions at simultaneous optimisation does not encourage dependence on theoretical optimality for best results.

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