PLS regression on spectroscopic data for the prediction of crude oil quality: API gravity and aliphatic/aromatic ratio
Authors:
- Ouissam AbbasOAOuissam Abbas
- Catherine RebufaCRCatherine Rebufa
- Nathalie DupuyNDNathalie Dupuy
- Albert PermanyerAPAlbert Permanyer
- Jacky KisterJKJacky Kister
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