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Three-way alternating least squares using three-dimensional tensors in MATLAB®

Bezemer et al., 2002

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Bezemer E
Rutan S
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Chemometrics and intelligent laboratory systems

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This paper describes an improved three-way alternating least-squares multivariate curve resolution algorithm that makes use of the recently introduced multi-dimensional arrays of MATLAB®. Multi-dimensional arrays allow for a convenient way to apply chemically sound …
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