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Use of Principal Component Analysis for parameter selection for development of a novel Water Quality Index: A case study of river Ganga India
Ecological Indicators · 2018 · Vol. 96 · pp. 430–436
Mansi Tripathi✉(Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee)Sunil Kumar Singal(Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee)
Water Quality and Pollution AssessmentFish Biology and Ecology StudiesGroundwater and Isotope GeochemistryPrincipal component analysisWater qualityBiochemical oxygen demandIndex (typography)Total dissolved solidsEnvironmental scienceVariance (accounting)Quality (philosophy)Selection (genetic algorithm)Statistics
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