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Multivariate data analysis (chemometrics)

Roussel et al., 2014

Document ID
3228553426073462449
Author
Roussel S
Preys S
Chauchard F
Lallemand J
Publication year
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Process analytical technology for the food industry

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Chemometrics plays a key role in PAT strategies. It is essential in understanding and diagnosing real-time processes, and keeping them under multivariate statistical control. This chapter will cover design of experiments, exploratory analysis, quantitative predictive …
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