Role of chemometrics for electrochemical sensors
Abstract
A review on multivariate chemometric methods used in electrochemistry is presented. Some perspectives and new proposals for applications of different chemometric tools in electrochemistry are given. The main goal is to show advantages of particular chemometric techniques for analysis of some data obtained in electrochemistry and electrochemical sensors. This work focuses on multivariate calibration, classification, pattern recognition, and signal processing.
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