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Pattern Recognition
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Pattern recognition methods have been applied to a wide variety of chemical problems. In a typical pattern recognition study, samples are classified according to a specific property using measurements that are indirectly related to the property of interest. An empirical relationship or classification rule is developed from a set of samples for which the property of interest and the measurements are known. The classification rule can then be used to predict the property in samples that are not...
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