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SECTION I Method Development and Optimization |
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Chapter 1 Experimental Design in Chromatographic Method Development and Validation |
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Chapter 2 Chromatographic Response Functions |
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Chapter 3 Chemometric Strategies to Characterize, Classify, and Rank Chromatographic Stationary Phases and Systems |
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SECTION II Univariate Analysis |
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Chapter 4 Chromatographic Applications of Genetic Algorithms |
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Chapter 5 Statistics in Validation of Quantitative Chromatographic Methods |
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Chapter 6 Calibration Curves in Chromatography |
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SECTION III Data Preprocessing and Unsupervised Analysis |
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Chapter 7 Introduction to Multivariate Data Treatment |
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Chapter 8 Introduction to Exploratory and Clustering Techniques |
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127 | (10) |
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Chapter 9 Denoising of Signals, Signal Enhancement, and Baseline Correction in Chromatographic Science |
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Chapter 10 Alignment of One- and Two-Dimensional Chromatographic Signals |
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Chapter 11 Peak Purity and Resolution of Chromatographic Data |
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Chapter 12 Modeling of Peak Shape and Asymmetry |
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Jose Ramon Torres-Lapasio |
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Maria Celia Garcia-Alvarez-Coque |
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Chapter 13 Missing and Censored Data in Chromatography |
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SECTION IV Classification, Discrimination, and Calibration |
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Chapter 14 Linear Supervised Techniques |
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Chapter 15 Discriminant Analysis and Classification of Chromatographic Data |
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Chapter 16 Nonlinear Supervised Techniques |
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Frederik-Jan van Schooten |
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SECTION V Retention Modeling |
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Chapter 17 Introduction to Quantitative Structure-Retention Relationships |
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Chapter 18 Topological Indices in Modeling of Chromatographic Retention |
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SECTION VI Application Overviews |
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Chapter 19 Introduction to Herbal Fingerprinting by Chromatography |
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Chapter 20 Chemometric Strategies in Analysis of Chromatographic-Mass Spectrometry Data |
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Chapter 21 Chemometric Strategies in Chromatographic Analysis of Pharmaceuticals |
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SECTION VII Miscellaneous |
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Chapter 22 Bayesian Methods in Chromatographic Science |
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Chapter 23 Multiway Methods in Chromatography |
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Chapter 24 Recurrent Relationships in Separation Science |
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Chapter 25 Chemometrics and Image Processing in Thin-Layer Chromatography |
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