response Constraint One Sided Intervals
Computes a one-sided upper confidence interval for each response constraint to test if the interval contains zero. If the upper limit of the interval is less than 0.0, then we can be confident that response constraint is feasible. The individual confidence interval upper limits are based on a one-sided confidence interval on the mean response assuming normality. The upper limit is computed as (x_bar - b + t(level, n-1)*s/sqrt(n)) assuming a less-than constraint. The individual confidence interval levels are adjusted to meet the overall level of confidence.
Parameters
overall CILevel
the overall confidence across all response constraints.