Random sample consensus combined with partial least squares regression (RANSAC-PLS) for microbial metabolomics data mining and phenotype improvement.
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Eiichiro Fukusaki | E. Fukusaki | S. Putri | Y. Mukai | Y. Nakayama | S. Teoh | Shao Thing Teoh | Miki Kitamura | Yasumune Nakayama | Sastia Putri | Yukio Mukai | M. Kitamura
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