What do you mean by cross-validation of analytical methods?

Q: What do you mean by cross-validation of analytical methods?

Cross-validation in analytical method s is the process of evaluating the reliability and performance of an analytical procedure by comparing its results across different methods or laboratories to ensure it generalises well to new data and avoids issues like overfitting or underfitting.

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Cross-validation in analytical methods is the process of evaluating the reliability and performance of an analytical procedure by comparing its results across different methods or laboratories to ensure it generalises well to new data and avoids issues like overfitting or underfitting.

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By Dr Pramod Kumar Pandey - August 11, 2025

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