Distinguishing Between New and Recycled Cashmere with Fisher's Discriminant Analysis

The mechanical actions involved in recycling cashmere fibers, notably from woven fabrics, cause fiber damage. There are three distinct forms of damage: partial cleavages, axial fractures, and short fibers. Fisher's discriminant analysis techniques are applied to two groups of cashmere fibers, n...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Textile research journal 2000-02, Vol.70 (2), p.181-184
Hauptverfasser:	Langley, Kenneth D., Coskuntuna, Esra
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