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preprocessing

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preprocessing
A preliminary processing of data in order to prepare it for the primary processing or for further analysis. The term can be applied to any first or preparatory processing stage when there are several steps required to prepare data for the user. For example, extracting data from a larger set, filtering it for various reasons and combining sets of data could be preprocessing steps. See preprocessor.


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of Technology) reflect the practical approach of chemometrics and the formal approach of statistics as they address methods such as multivariate data analysis, principal component analysis, calibration, regression analysis, classification methods, clustering, and preprocessing, and apply them to real data examples from chemometrics.
This Winter 2007 edition of Rubber World's Product News features a study on page 4 describing how cryogenic preprocessing can create super-fine powders.
Preprocessing algorithms that compensate for pose and illumination.
 
 
 
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