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For example, calibration of a sensor may happen in situ or at some point in time in a data stream.

Studies developing new prediction models should therefore always include some form of internal validation to quantify any optimism in the predictive performance (for example, calibration and discrimination) of the developed model.

Emphasis will be on multivariate data analysis (for example calibration), whereas other parts of chemometrics such as experimental design will not be treated here.

The opportunity to have a powerful tool, which might not only be a fundamental reference for the validation and optimization of the SZ model [for example the calibration of the constants of the Eq. (8)], can be inferred.

For example, the calibration of new, emerging model systems, can benefit from data fusion from diverse sources, as each measurement may be more suitable to the calibration of some subset of parameters.

An example of calibration curve of temperature versus input electric power are presented in Fig. 3.

It has been shown, for example, that the calibration of DTA models benefits from the addition of speed or density data to the link counts that are typically used in practice (cf. Section 3).

Moreover, recent examples for the calibration of space instrumentation are discussed.

An example of calibration curve obtained for SA-3 system is presented in Fig.  1.

An example of this case can be the calibration of a climatic model.

Theorem 4.4 can, for example, be used for calibration of the noise parameters in Σ.