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Calibration optimization and efficiency in near infrared spectroscopy

Cao, 2013

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10154940805382270533
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Cao N
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Calibration optimization in near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is a complex process, requiring long-term database maintenance and model update by including new variations. A sample selection procedure was introduced to identify the number and choice of samples …
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