Some recent trends in the calibration literature

Calibration is a part of all scientific activity and many calibration methods have been proposed and introduced over the years. Univariate calibration is quite simple but not as useful as multivariate calibration, which is complicated. Outsiders and active chemometricians alike tend to lose overview of the literature. What are the differences between the calibration methods? What should be looked at besides the choice of calibration methods? What are the best diagnostics and how should they be interpreted? Many more questions can be asked. A general introduction to some of the topics is given and supplemented by recent literature.