“…MSDA techniques have been applied successfully to pharmaceutical production processes for optimization, monitoring, online control and detection of sensor faults in seed, batch, and fed-batch cultivations. 10,[13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21] For example, the capabilities of MSDA in a cell-culture process for small scale (2 L) and large scale (2000 L) batches were published in Kirdar et al 22 This work aimed to evaluate whether MSDA was able to characterize the process through the analysis of process parameters such as CO 2 , O 2 , glucose, pH, lactate, ammonium ions, purity, viable cell density, viability, and osmolality. The proposed methodology included analyzing various control charts to identify fault conditions, with their results demonstrating that MSDA could be used as a tool for extracting knowledge from such processes.…”