ADE (Analysis of Environmental Data) is a multivariate analysis package for environmental data on the Macintosh. A series of multivariate techniques permits to analyze several types of data (e.g., quantitative, qualitative, presence/absence).
University of Bristol, UK.
CAMO is a company specializing in software for multivariate analysis. The main product, The Unscrambler, provides a user-friendly and high quality tool for multivariate modeling, prediction, classification, and experimental design.
The focus of research at CICI is the combination of computational and instrumental methods in the development of a new generation of "intelligent" chemical instrumentation.
A database covering approximately 900 papers and includes abstracts. Compiled by Rasmus Bro.
In "The Virtual Classroom Project", James Hardy has created an archive of the many multimedia tools that he has developed for teaching chemistry. This is the chemometric part of the project. You'll find a large set of slides in GIF format (it may take some time to download each slide) on topics like "Introduction to chemometrics", "Basic statistics", "Experimental design and optimization", "Simple Modeling", "Signal detection and manipulation", "Calibration", etc.
This site (under construction) is a word-by-word glossary of terms relevant in chemometrics.
University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
School Of Applied Sciences, University of Wolverhampton.
Listing of commercial chemistry software for SGI computers. Includes chemometric programs.
Lots of links and software for squeezing even more information from your data.
Provides a comprehensive range of on-line, hypermedia services and resources for the industry to exploit Neural Computing technology.
This page is your gateway to the neural network and neuro-science World Wide Web (WWW) servers maintained at various sites around the world.
Here's where to grab a the officially sanctioned graphic for your chemometric homepage!
Administrative page for International Chemometrics Society listserver.
The first International Chemometrics InterNet Conference.
Administrative page for the listserver. You can join this group at this URL, or by sending the message "sub INCINC94 your name" to listserv%umdd.bitnet@listserv.net.
Infometrix develops software products in the field of Chemometrics, employing pattern recognition and modeling techniques for the analysis of multivariate data sets in chemistry and biotechnology.
A web crash course by Charles E. Reese and C. H. Lochmüller, Duke University.
Subscription information.
"We are developing and using interactive, computer-assisted methods for investigating relationships linking molecular structures of organic compounds with their physicochemical properties or biological activities. Physicochemical properties studied include boiling points, aqueous solubility, chromatographic retention, C-13 NMR chemical shifts. Biological activities include pharmaceutical activity (drug potency), chemical and genetic toxicity, and odor." The home page contains a link to their publications list with abstracts of works in press or in review.
This site provides information on new techniques and tools that can intelligently and automatically assist us in transforming data into useful knowledge.
The Laboratory for Analytical Chemistry at Nijmegen University, The Netherlands, maintains an extensive list of chemometrics related material.
The Mathworks, Inc., is the producer and publisher of Matlab. Their WWW Page contains much information related to Matlab, answers to frequently asked questions, and contributed software. Click HERE if you want to go directly to the toolboxes.
Contains algorithms for Three-way Procedures and Multiway PLS.
Theory and software (the Snob program) that uses the title technique for inductive inference through unsupervised clustering of multivariate data.
Contains Minitab macros to perform various multivariate Analyses.
A new web journal of science & computers. Future thematic issues (as of Dec '95) will contain QSAR (Quantitative Structure Activity Relationships) and Drug Metabolism (ADME, Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism and Excretion).
Web-published papers dealing with neural networks.
A description of projects at Electrical Engineering, and Control & Dynamical Systems, Caltech.
This FAQ is (mostly) devoted to answering only one question: "Where can I find documentation and software for [X] data format?"
Scientific Visualization is a new and emerging area that is having an impact on how computers are used in research. Scientific Visualization is concerned with techniques that allow scientist and engineers to extract knowledge from the results of simulations and computations.
Contains routines for classification and multivariate analyis.
This link leads to a web textbook of chemometrics implemented with frames. It is presently available only in Portugese, but an English version is in the works.
A company based on knowledge developed at the chemometric research group of Umea University, Sweden.
A paper on the title subject by Richard Brereton, School of Chemistry, University of Bristol. Available in ZIPed .DOC format. Requires PKUNZIP or the equivalent and Word for Windows or WordVu for viewing.
Workshop on Environmental and Energy Applications of Neural Networks.
A range of chemical engineering related materials maintained at the University of Florida.
A listing of control conferences, an Eletter archive, and a comprehensive list of internet resources on control. One-stop shopping. It is maintained by the control group at the University of Cambridge.