One reason for
this is to check how homogeneous is our sample, looking to the standard
deviation of the predictions for each of the constituents. But we can check
that depending of the math treatment we have apply in the equation, the
standard deviation of the subsample predictions change and in some cases became
quite large. This is something we have to consider to make a robust
calibration.
Remember always to look to the subsample spectra and get conclusions comparing the spectral RMS with the SD for the different subsamples.
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