Score adjacency, Sep generalized cross validation, Spectra – BUCHI NIRCal User Manual

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NIRCal 5.5 Software Manual

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NIRCal 5.5 Manual, Version A

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Score Adjacency

Description

Distance in score space between each spectra against all others.

Use

The neighborhood relationships between the spectra for all PCs at once.
For special interest with the Cluster method.

Method

PCR / PLS / Cluster (CLU) / SIMCA

Matrices ID

40

Tip

Look at it in a 2D-Plot in top view to see hidden effects.

Details

Secondary PCs take an effect.

Related Topic

Scores

,

Leverage

3.18.77

SEP Generalized Cross Validation

Description

The determination of the SEP (Standard Error of Prediction) with a Cross
Validation (CV) is very time consuming.
The SEP value determined with the GCV (Generalized Cross Validation)
process is from theoretically side at least equally good as the SEP of a
conventional CV process.

Use

Select the number of PC, where the SEP Generalized Cross Validation has
a minimum.

Method

MLR / PCR / PLS

Matrices ID

39

Tip

While SEP Generalized Cross Validation does not always have a minimum, it
is not always optimal to use this for the secondary PCs selection.

Details

See also: Gene H. Golub, Michael Heath, and grace Wahba. Generalized
crossvalidation as a method for choosing a good ridge parameter.
Technometrics, 21(2):215-223,1979.

Related Topic

V-Set SEE (SEP)


Formula:


where:

n : number of calibration spectra

a : number of secondary PCs

3.18.78

Spectra

Description

Contains the spectra index number.

Use

For 1D-scatter plots.

Method

PCR / PLS / Cluster (CLU) / SIMCA / MLR

Matrices ID

80

Tip

Details

Spectra is a column vector.

Related Topic


Description

Contains the spectra index number.

Use

For 1D-scatter plots.

Method

PCR / PLS / Cluster (CLU) / SIMCA / MLR

Matrices ID

81

Tip

Details

Spectra is a row vector.

Related Topic

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