A general overview about the usefulness of the theory of fuzzy type-2 for solving problems in the field of data analysis and analytical reasoning in analytical chemistry is given. Results of the development of Intel-systems for auto-mated qualitative analysis in X-ray fluorescence analysis and in ICP-atomic emission spectroscopy are discussed.
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DOI | 10.11648/j.mc.20130102.11 |
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Fuzzy Type-2, Analytical Chemistry
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