S. Schonkopf et D. Guyot, APPLICATION OF EXPERIMENTAL-DESIGN TO GENERATE RELEVANT INFORMATION AND REPRESENTATIVE CALIBRATION DATA, Journal of automatic chemistry, 19(6), 1997, pp. 225-233
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5
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Instument & Instrumentation","Biochemical Research Methods
The basic requirements for a good calibration is representative data.
This paper outlines techniques for selecting samples from an existing
population. The concept of factorial designs is explained, and three w
ays of applying experimental design to generate representative data ar
e described. These are: to vary the experimental conditions; focus on
some of the parameters of interest directly (reference values); to var
y the underlying conditions which generate consistent variations in th
e spectra,Sor example production factors. Finally the paper-gives an e
xample of the the use of the concept of experimental design to pick ou
t samples from a population.