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Table  1.  Different  arrays  that  can  be  obtained  for  a  single  sample  and  for  a  set  of
Fig.  1.  Schematic  representation  of  the  way  in  which  three  different  algorithms  may  organize  second-order  data
Fig.  3.  Schematic  representation  of  the  operation  of  MCR-ALS.  After  building  the  augmented  data  matrix,  the  latter  is  decomposed  into  profiles  in  the  augmented  mode  (the  elution  time  mode  in  chromatographic-spectral  data  pro
Fig.  5.  Schematic  representation  of  the  MCR-ALS  processing  of  GC-GC-MS  third- third-order  data  in  a  two  component  system:  each  of  the  data  arrays  is  first  unfolded  into  a  matrix,  by  concatenating  the  two  temporal  modes
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