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Detalle de: N‐BANDS: A new algorithm for estimating the extension of feasible bands in multivariate curve resolution of multicomponent systems in the presence of noise and rotational ambiguity

Title N‐BANDS: A new algorithm for estimating the extension of feasible bands in multivariate curve resolution of multicomponent systems in the presence of noise and rotational ambiguity
Abstract

A new algorithm named N‐BANDS has been developed for the estimation of the combined effect of noise and rotational ambiguity in the bilinear decomposition of data matrices using the popular multivariate curve resolution–alternating least‐squares model. It is based on a nonlinear maximization and minimization of a component‐wise signal contribution function (SCF), with a single‐objective function and a separate module for applying a variety of constraints. The algorithm can be applied to multicomponent systems and efficiently estimates the extreme component profiles corresponding to maximum and minimum SCF in the presence of varying amounts of instrumental noise. Simulated systems mimicking multicomponent and multisample analytical calibration protocols have been studied, having uncalibrated interferents in the test samples. Different noise structures (independent and identically distributed, proportional and correlated) were added to the data matrices, with results that indicate an increase in the extension of feasible bands as the noise level increases.

Apa Reference Olivieri, A.C. & Tauler, R. (2020). N‐BANDS: A new algorithm for estimating the extension of feasible bands in multivariate curve resolution of multicomponent systems in the presence of noise and rotational ambiguity. Journal of Chemometrics, 35(3). 10.1002/cem.3317
Doi 10.1002/cem.3317
Publication Date 20 Nov 2020
Publication Type Article
Researcher Romá Tauler
Ontology Multivariate statistics
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