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Calibration transfer between NIR instruments using optimally predictive calibration subsets
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In this study, a new approach for the selection of informative standardization samples from the original calibration set for the transfer of a calibration model between NIR instruments is proposed and evaluated. First, a calibration model is developed, after variable selection by the Final Complexity Adapted Models (FCAM) method, using the significance of the PLS regression coefficients (FCAM-SIG) as selection criterion. Then, the resulting model is used for the selection of the best fitting subset of calibration samples with optimally predictive ability, called the optimally predictive calibration subset (OPCS). Next, the standardization samples are selected from the OPCS. The spectra on the slave instruments are transferred to corresponding spectra on the master instrument by the widely used Piecewise Direct Standardization (PDS) method. Thereafter, for the test set on the slave instrument, a 3D response surface plot is drawn for the root mean squared error of prediction (RMSEP) as a function of the number of OPCS samples and window sizes used for the PDS method. Finally, the smallest set of calibration samples, in combination with the optimal window size, providing the optimal RMSEP, is selected as standardization set. The proposed OPCS approach for the selection of standardization samples is tested on two real-life NIR data sets providing 13 X-y combinations to model. The results show that the obtained numbers of OPCS-based standardization samples are statistically significantly lower than those obtained with the widely used representative sample selection method of Kennard and Stone, while the predictive performances are similar.
Keywords:
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FCAM-SIG variable selection
Calibration transfer
Optimally predictive calibration subset (OPCS)
Piecewise Direct Standardization (PDS) method
Paired t-test
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