A Chromatographic Peak Selection Method
A chromatographic peak and threshold method technology, applied in the field of detection and analysis, can solve problems such as the inability to include small peaks, and achieve the effect of avoiding instability and improving adaptability.
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[0033] Peak selection process analysis:
[0034] This embodiment analyzes the calculation process of the proposed algorithm of the present invention, such as figure 1 shown.
[0035] 1) figure 2 The figure above shows the peak selection results after weighted peak index calculation. As can be seen from the plot, all chromatographic peaks have been selected, but there are still many flat areas and outlier data points identified as peaks.
[0036] 2) figure 2 The middle panel of is the peak selection result calculated by the coefficient of variation threshold method. After undergoing this method screening, many flat peaks were removed from the list.
[0037] 3) figure 2 The figure below is the peak selection result after local search and local peak sieving threshold. Compared with the previous step, this step further screens out unreasonable chromatographic peaks through local comparison. For example, the tail part of the large peak near 4.9min is effectively removed b...
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[0039] Embedded peak analysis case:
[0040] This example gives a case of embedding peak analysis. Such as image 3 As shown, at the retention time 3.84min and 3.85min, the two peaks overlap more seriously. Only the peak at 3.85 min was automatically obtained using commercial software (Agilent Workstation). The algorithm of the present invention locates two peaks (respectively at 3.84min and 3.85min) after the calculation of the m / z curve by m / z curve is completed. Still not deleted by the algorithm, they are all identified as chromatographic peaks. In order to further verify its practical significance, a mixed mass spectrometry method was used to characterize the two peaks. It can be calculated that 1-Hexanol can be detected at 3.84min, and 5-Hepten-2-one,6- methyl-, consistent with the real experimental results. Analysis of this chromatographic data using commercial software will miss 1-Hexanol.
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