Chemometrics: Data Analysis for the Laboratory and Chemical Plant - The solutions and data sets
Richard G. Brereton, University of Bristol, Bristol, UK

The emphasis of this book is on understanding the principles and applications behind the main ideas in chemometrics, which can then be applied to a wide variety of problems in chemistry, chemical engineering and allied disciplines. The chapters cover experimental design, signal processing, pattern recognition, calibration and evolutionary data. The text is based around extensive work examples based primarily on the author's experience of more than a decade in chemometrics research and education both with university students and industrialists. In addition, the problems at the end of each chapter cover a wide range of applications to illustrate the broad applicability of these methods in different fields: these form an important part of the text, being a mixture of real case studies and simulations which are ideal for coursework or self study. For each of these 54 problems, the relevant sections of the text that provide further information are referenced.

You can view the solutions to the problems and download the book's data sets from here.

1. The Solutions
   We present here, free of charge, the solutions to the problems contained within the text Chemometrics: Data Analysis for the Laboratory and Chemical Plant, in html format.The problems at the end of each book chapter form an important part of the text, the examples being a mixture of simulations (which have an important role in chemometrics) and real case studies from a wide variety of sources. Click here to access the solutions
   
   
2. The Data Sets
   You can download the data sets, VBA macros and Excel and Matlab software that support this book from here. Note that you will need a password from the book to access this data. Click here to download the data sets