1. Regression methods

1.1 General approach to developing an analytical application

One step in the development of an analysis using a spectrometric method is to carry out a calibration, which enables us to relate a reference value y to spectrometric measurementsx.

The statistical model associated with linear regression is given by :

y _i = β ₀ + β ₁ x _{i 1} + β ₂ x _{i 2} + ... + β _m x...

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Bibliography

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