The calibration of a chemical sensor for chlorinated hydrocarbon analytes based on the Fujiwara reaction is described. This sensor generates a particular type of data: medium-rank second-order data. With this type of data it is possible to calibrate the sensor in such a way that quantitation for the analytes in the presence of unknown interferents is possible. The calibration method developed is a new approach based on so-called restricted Tucker models that utilize all available chemical information
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