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Soft sensors are mathematical models able to emulate the behavior of existing sensors on the basis of available measurements.
A principal component analysis (PCA) confirmed the potential discrimination and partial least squares (PLS) regression showed mathematical models able to quantify ethanol in samples accurately.
Classification methods are fundamental chemometric techniques designed to find mathematical models able to recognize the membership of each object to its proper class on the basis of a set of measurements.
In the present paper an evaluation of the optimal head space gas composition, based on the use of mathematical models able to predict the shelf life of the product, has been made for the specific case of potato chips.
The analyses presented in this paper show that safety margins against global collapse of the structure can be predicted only by considering more realistic hysteresis behaviour, i.e. using mathematical models able to take account of strength degradation and pinching phenomena.
Additionally, reasonably accurate mathematical models able to predict biochemical phenomena as well as the determination of its parameters are essential since they provide the basis for design, control, optimization and scale-up of process systems (Huang and Wang 2010).
Subsequently, a mathematical model able to predict in vivo bone formation with 96% accuracy was developed.
A validated SDPF mathematical model, able to quantitatively predict the SCR/DPF interactions, is used.
This paper presents a mathematical model able to quantify mixing efficiency in Supercritical Water Hydrothermal Reactors (SWHR) for the production of different types of nanoparticles.
Based on the electrochemical reactions found experimentally, a mathematical model able to describe the behavior of the real electrochemical system has been elaborated.
We present a mathematical model able to describe the complete molecular weight distributions of polyethylene during reactive modification by organic peroxides.
