... remember that HPLC is both an analytical and a
preparative tool. Often the preparative capabilities of the HPLC are over-
looked. While normal analytical injections contain picogram to nanogram
quantities, ... tool.Twenty-five years in HPLC, first as a user, then in field
sales and application support for HPLC manufacturers, and finally working as
a teacher and consultant has shown m...
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8 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF HPLC
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ADVANTAGES AND
DISADVANTAGES OF HPLC
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The first things we need to understand are how an HPLC system works, its
best applications and advantages over ... remember that HPLC is both an analytical and a
preparative tool. Often the preparative capabilities of the HPLC are over-
looked. While normal analytical injections contain picogra...
... equilibrated and
standardized, we are ready to carry out an HPLC separation on a real sample.
We might add an internal standard (if necessary, to correct for injection
variations), dilute our sample ... internal stan-
dard to both our sample and our known standard mixture, we can calculate
peak heights or areas relative to that of the internal standard. Variations in
the injection size of...
... DataSets and DataAdapters 396
DataTable 398
DataColumn 398
DataRow 402
Differences between DataReader Model and DataSet Model 405
Understanding the DataView Object 406
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Practical capacitors 201
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Capacitors in series 202
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Dielectric materials 204
Paper capacitors 204
Mica capacitors 205
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contains...
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... spectral density estimates can be computed and displayed.
Database Accumulation
For Teradata-based input data sets, aggregation and accumulation can be performed using native
facilities in the database ... in a Fame
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The INSET= option enables you to pass Fame commands through an input SAS...
... moving-average (ARIMA)
or autoregressive moving-average (ARMA) model. An ARIMA model predicts a value in a re-
sponse time series as a linear combination of its own past values, past errors (also called ... following
sections.
Identification Stage
Suppose you have a variable called SALES that you want to forecast. The following example
illustrates ARIMA modeling and forecasting by usin...
... Partial Autocorrelation Function
The approximation for a standard error for the estimated partial autocorrelation function at lag k is
based on a null hypothesis that a pure autoregressive Gaussian ... moving average, then
the SIACF has nonstationary characteristics and therefore decays slowly. In particular, if the data
have been over-differenced, the SIACF looks like a SACF from a...
... “Variable”
column. The lag and shift for each parameter are also shown in the table of parameter estimates
when inputs are used.
Missing Values and Estimation and Forecasting
Estimation and forecasting ... series have the same name. The table of parameter estimates
260 ✦ Chapter 7: The ARIMA Procedure
shows in the “Variable” column the input with which each parameter is associated. The parame...