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Calibration of an automated California mastitis test with focus on the device-dependent variation

Neitzel et al., 2014

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9657443150982769514
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Neitzel A
Stamer E
Junge W
Thaller G
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The aim of the paper was to estimate the accuracy of the metrology of an installed indirect on- line sensor system based on the automated California Mastitis Test (CMT) with focus on the prior established device-dependent variation. A sensor calibration was implemented …
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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