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Author index volume 37
Chemometrics and intelligent laboratory systems ELSEVIER
Chemometrics and Intelligent Laboratory Systems 37 (1997) 301-302
Author Index Volume 37 Alsberg, B.K., Woodward, A.M. and Kell, D.B. An introduction to wavelet transforms for chemometricians: A time-frequency approach (37) 215 Antalek, B., see Windig, W. (37) 241 Auses, J., see Coleman, D. (37) 71 Berglund, A., see Geladi, P. (37) 135 Brown, M.J., see Williams, M.D. (37) 81 Calvin, J.A. Discussion of "Statistical assessment of on-line analyzers" by F. Lombard (37) 291 Coleman, D., Auses, J. and Grams, N. Regulation - From an industry perspective o r . Relationships between detection limits, quantitation limits, and significant digits (37) 71 Currie, L.A. Detection: International update, and some emerging di-lemmas involving calibration, the blank, and multiple detection decisions (37) 151 Davis, C.B. Challenges in regulatory environmetrics (37) 43 De Jong, S., see Wu, W. (37) 271 Ebel, S., see Maeder, M. (37) 205 Fergenson, D.P., Liu, D.-Y., Silva, P.J. and Prather, K.A. SpectraSort: A data analysis program for real-time aerosol analysis by aerosol time-of-flight mass spectrometry (37) 197 Geladi, P., Berglund, A. and Wold, S. Comments on "Multivariate prediction for QSAR" by Heinz Schmidli (37) 135 Gleser, L.J. Some thoughts on chemical mass balance models (37) 15 Gottfries, J., see Sben, H. (37) 261 Graham, J.D. and Roberts, J.T. Formation of HCI • 6H20 from ice and HC1 under ultrahigh vacuum (37) 139 Grams, N., see Coleman, D. (37) 71 Henry, R.C. History and fundamentals of multivariate air quality receptor models (37) 37 Hopke, P.K. and Song, X.-H.
The chemical mass balance as a multivariate calibration problem (37) 5 Josefson, M., see Shen, H. (37) 261 Kalivas, J.H. Two data sets of near infrared spectra (37) 255 KeU, D.B., see Alsberg, B.K. (37) 215 Kosh, J.W., see Young, S.S. (37) 115 Lee, F., see Shen, H. (37) 261 Liang, Y., see Shen, H. (37) 261 Liu, D.-Y., see Fergenson, D.P. (37) 197 Lombard, F. Response to comments on "Statistical assessment of on-line analyzers" (37) 299 Lombard, F. Statistical assessment of on-line analyzers (37) 281 Lo Presti, C.A. and O'Brien, R.F. Characterizing environmental pressures along the US/Mexico border: An application of the Toxics Release Inventory in environmentrics (37) 95 Lyman, G.J. Discussion of "Statistical assessment of on-line analyzers" by F. Lombard (37) 295 Maeder, M. and Ebel, S. Data evaluation for the characterization of individual aerosol particles using time-of-flight mass spectrometry (37) 205 Massart, D.L., see Wu, W. (37) 271 Nocerino, J., see Singh, A. (37) 55 O'Brien, R.F., see Lo Presti, C.A. (37) 95 Paatero, P. Least squares formulation of robust non-negative factor analysis (37) 23 Pettersson, K., see Shen, H. (37) 261 Prather, K.A., see Fergenson, D.P. (37) 197 Profeta Jr., S., see Young, S.S. (37) 115 Roberts, J.T., see Graham, J.D. (37) 139 Ryan, L.M., see Weller, E.A. (37) 189
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Schmidli, H. Multivariate prediction for QSAR (37) 125 Shen, H., Wang, J., Liang, Y., Pettersson, K., Josefson, M., Gottfries, J. and Lee, F. Chemical rank estimation by multiresolution analysis for twoway data in the presence of background (37) 261 Silva, P.J., see Fergenson, D.P. (37) 197 Simpson, D.G. Remarks on Environmental data archives and their use in monitoring the US/Mexican border area (37) 113 Singb, A. and Nocerino, J. Robust intervals for some environmental applications (37) 55 Smith, T., see Weller, E.A. (37) 189 Song, X.-H., see Hopke, P.K. (37) 5 Spiegelman, C.H. A discussion of issues raised by Lloyd Currie and a cross disciplinary view of detection limits and estimating parameters that are often at or near zero (37) 183 Spiegelman, C.H. Discussion of "Formation of HC1.6H20 from ice and HC1 under ultrahigh vacuum" by James D. Graham and Jeffery T. Roberts (37) 149 Spiegelman, D., see Weller, E.A. (37) 189 Unwalla, R.J., see Young, S.S. (37) 115
Wang, J., see Shen, H. (37) 261 Weller, E.A., Ryan, L.M., Spiegelman, D. and Smith, T. Statistical issues in assessing human population exposures (37) 189 Williams, M.D. and Brown, M.J. An exploration of measures for comparing measurements with the results from meteorological models for Mexico City (37) 81 Windig, W. and Antalek, B. Direct exponential curve resolution algorithm (DECRA): A novel application of the generalized rank annihilation method for a single spectral mixture data set with exponentially decaying contribution profiles (37) 241 Wold, S., see Geladi, P. (37) 135 Woodward, A.M., see Alsberg, B.K. (37) 215 Wu, W., Massart, D.L. and De Jong, S. Kemel-PCA algorithms for wide data. Part II: Fast crossvalidation and application in classification of NIR data (37) 271 '\
Young, S.S., Profeta Jr., S., Unwalla, R.J. and Kosh, J.W. Exploratory analysis of chemical structure, bacterial mutagenicity and rodent tumorigenicity (37) 115
Chemometrics and Intelligent Laboratory Systems 37 (1997) 301-302
Author Index Volume 37 Alsberg, B.K., Woodward, A.M. and Kell, D.B. An introduction to wavelet transforms for chemometricians: A time-frequency approach (37) 215 Antalek, B., see Windig, W. (37) 241 Auses, J., see Coleman, D. (37) 71 Berglund, A., see Geladi, P. (37) 135 Brown, M.J., see Williams, M.D. (37) 81 Calvin, J.A. Discussion of "Statistical assessment of on-line analyzers" by F. Lombard (37) 291 Coleman, D., Auses, J. and Grams, N. Regulation - From an industry perspective o r . Relationships between detection limits, quantitation limits, and significant digits (37) 71 Currie, L.A. Detection: International update, and some emerging di-lemmas involving calibration, the blank, and multiple detection decisions (37) 151 Davis, C.B. Challenges in regulatory environmetrics (37) 43 De Jong, S., see Wu, W. (37) 271 Ebel, S., see Maeder, M. (37) 205 Fergenson, D.P., Liu, D.-Y., Silva, P.J. and Prather, K.A. SpectraSort: A data analysis program for real-time aerosol analysis by aerosol time-of-flight mass spectrometry (37) 197 Geladi, P., Berglund, A. and Wold, S. Comments on "Multivariate prediction for QSAR" by Heinz Schmidli (37) 135 Gleser, L.J. Some thoughts on chemical mass balance models (37) 15 Gottfries, J., see Sben, H. (37) 261 Graham, J.D. and Roberts, J.T. Formation of HCI • 6H20 from ice and HC1 under ultrahigh vacuum (37) 139 Grams, N., see Coleman, D. (37) 71 Henry, R.C. History and fundamentals of multivariate air quality receptor models (37) 37 Hopke, P.K. and Song, X.-H.
The chemical mass balance as a multivariate calibration problem (37) 5 Josefson, M., see Shen, H. (37) 261 Kalivas, J.H. Two data sets of near infrared spectra (37) 255 KeU, D.B., see Alsberg, B.K. (37) 215 Kosh, J.W., see Young, S.S. (37) 115 Lee, F., see Shen, H. (37) 261 Liang, Y., see Shen, H. (37) 261 Liu, D.-Y., see Fergenson, D.P. (37) 197 Lombard, F. Response to comments on "Statistical assessment of on-line analyzers" (37) 299 Lombard, F. Statistical assessment of on-line analyzers (37) 281 Lo Presti, C.A. and O'Brien, R.F. Characterizing environmental pressures along the US/Mexico border: An application of the Toxics Release Inventory in environmentrics (37) 95 Lyman, G.J. Discussion of "Statistical assessment of on-line analyzers" by F. Lombard (37) 295 Maeder, M. and Ebel, S. Data evaluation for the characterization of individual aerosol particles using time-of-flight mass spectrometry (37) 205 Massart, D.L., see Wu, W. (37) 271 Nocerino, J., see Singh, A. (37) 55 O'Brien, R.F., see Lo Presti, C.A. (37) 95 Paatero, P. Least squares formulation of robust non-negative factor analysis (37) 23 Pettersson, K., see Shen, H. (37) 261 Prather, K.A., see Fergenson, D.P. (37) 197 Profeta Jr., S., see Young, S.S. (37) 115 Roberts, J.T., see Graham, J.D. (37) 139 Ryan, L.M., see Weller, E.A. (37) 189
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Schmidli, H. Multivariate prediction for QSAR (37) 125 Shen, H., Wang, J., Liang, Y., Pettersson, K., Josefson, M., Gottfries, J. and Lee, F. Chemical rank estimation by multiresolution analysis for twoway data in the presence of background (37) 261 Silva, P.J., see Fergenson, D.P. (37) 197 Simpson, D.G. Remarks on Environmental data archives and their use in monitoring the US/Mexican border area (37) 113 Singb, A. and Nocerino, J. Robust intervals for some environmental applications (37) 55 Smith, T., see Weller, E.A. (37) 189 Song, X.-H., see Hopke, P.K. (37) 5 Spiegelman, C.H. A discussion of issues raised by Lloyd Currie and a cross disciplinary view of detection limits and estimating parameters that are often at or near zero (37) 183 Spiegelman, C.H. Discussion of "Formation of HC1.6H20 from ice and HC1 under ultrahigh vacuum" by James D. Graham and Jeffery T. Roberts (37) 149 Spiegelman, D., see Weller, E.A. (37) 189 Unwalla, R.J., see Young, S.S. (37) 115
Wang, J., see Shen, H. (37) 261 Weller, E.A., Ryan, L.M., Spiegelman, D. and Smith, T. Statistical issues in assessing human population exposures (37) 189 Williams, M.D. and Brown, M.J. An exploration of measures for comparing measurements with the results from meteorological models for Mexico City (37) 81 Windig, W. and Antalek, B. Direct exponential curve resolution algorithm (DECRA): A novel application of the generalized rank annihilation method for a single spectral mixture data set with exponentially decaying contribution profiles (37) 241 Wold, S., see Geladi, P. (37) 135 Woodward, A.M., see Alsberg, B.K. (37) 215 Wu, W., Massart, D.L. and De Jong, S. Kemel-PCA algorithms for wide data. Part II: Fast crossvalidation and application in classification of NIR data (37) 271 '\
Young, S.S., Profeta Jr., S., Unwalla, R.J. and Kosh, J.W. Exploratory analysis of chemical structure, bacterial mutagenicity and rodent tumorigenicity (37) 115