An Angled Multivariate Analysis Method for Eliminating Spectral Multiplicative Random Errors
A multiplicative random error, multivariate analysis technology, applied in the measurement of color/spectral characteristics, etc., can solve the problems of accurate quantitative interference, multiplicative error, infeasible EMSC method, etc., to avoid interference and eliminate multiplicative errors. Effect
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[0084] Select the Raman spectrometer to measure the carbon tetrachloride content in the mixture as an example.
[0085] 1) Spectral signal acquisition
[0086] Add carbon tetrachloride to the multi-component mixture according to the content of 2.5% to 25%, and add carbon tetrachloride at ten equal intervals to prepare 5 groups of 50 series samples, each of which contains 10 samples with a content of 2.5% to 25%. Concentrations of other components in the sample are not relevant.
[0087] By determining the measurement distance and integration time of each sample, the multiplicative disturbance in the measurement signal is formed, and the Raman spectrum signals of a series of samples are collected as Figure 4 shown.
[0088] 2) Direct PLS modeling
[0089] From 50 samples, a total of 15 samples with 3 concentrations were randomly selected from each group as the modeling calibration set, and partial least squares modeling was performed directly. The number of hidden variable...
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