SOMPLS: A supervised self-organising map--partial least squares algorithm for multivariate regression problems
Chemometrics and Intelligent Laboratory SystemsPublished 5 October 2006
W.J. Melssen, Bülent Üstün, L.M.C. Buydens
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It is shown that the cascade of the supervised BDK Self-Organising Maps and PLS yields a transparent and powerful regression model and is much faster than KPLS and SVMs, especially if large data sets are examined, while yielding the same or even a better performance.
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