Online near-infrared instrument modeling
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Which expert is familiar with the modeling of near-infrared online analyzers? I hope you can provide some guidance; if there are any relevant materials, please send them to wfmzm@163.com. I couldn’t find any good information online either; I’ve been studying near-infrared light recently and want to learn some knowledge related to it. Thank you so much!
I can’t just tell you casually about instrument modeling. Let me tell you, it’s basically the same as teaching you how to design instruments. If you learn to use the instruments, you’ve got it. The dumber you are, the better. Being a fool like that isn’t even good enough; one has to be on guard against you, to stop you from evolving. :lol
The pig is right; being conservative in technology is human nature
Near-infrared modeling involves near-infrared spectroscopy, chemometrics, mathematical statistics, and may also include data from conventional spectral databases. If it were that easy to develop a near-infrared spectroscopy analysis model, it wouldn’t be considered a specialized technique. Just pay the instrument manufacturer to buy a set of on-site software packages. Or pay a professional company to do it.
It’s mainly because you don’t have the information; if you did, you would have helped me already:lol
Bro Shuaike is everywhere; you can see him on the industrial control forums as well, always laughing and having fun: lol
I definitely can’t do it myself; I just want to learn*, but it’s something that requires a professional to handle
Start with the relevant papers; in some way, it’s possible to get a handle on it
Yes, I have some idea of it:D
The modeling for different brand models varies. It depends on the specific manufacturer. Overall, they are all modeled based on reference gases.