A practical approach for near infrared spectral quantitative analysis of complex samples using partial least squares modeling

作者: ZhiChao Liu , Xiang Ma , YaDong Wen , Yi Wang , WenSheng Cai

DOI: 10.1007/S11426-009-0110-3

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摘要: The number of latent variables (LVs) or the factor is a key parameter in PLS modeling to obtain correct prediction. Although lots work have been done on this issue, it still difficult task determine suitable LV practical uses. A method named independent diagnostics (IFD) proposed for investigation contribution each predicted results basis discussion about determination near infrared (NIR) spectra complex samples. NIR three data sets samples, including public set and two tobacco lamina ones, are investigated. It shown that several high order LVs constitute main contributions results, albeit low should not be neglected models. Therefore, uses analysis may better use slightly large spectral

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