- Self-modeling mixture analysis
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Self-modeling mixture analysis is a class of data analysis techniques that are also termed as Blind signal separation or Blind source separation which are used to separate pure data components from additive mixture data.
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Examples
Examples include the separation of pure spectra and concentration profiles from a matrix of spectra made from mixtures of components with varying concentrations.
Multivariate curve resolution
Some classes of applications are also termed as multivariate curve resolution. Well known techniques include SIMPLISMA.[1]
See also
References
- ^ Willem Windig; Jean Guilment (July 1991). "Interactive Self-Modeling Mixture Analysis". Analytical Chemistry 63 (14): 1425–1432. doi:10.1021/ac00014a016.
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