Separate the Chemistry from the Physics with EMSC
EMSC, Extended Multiplicative Scatter Correction, is a powerful preprocessing technique that isolates and removes complicated
multiplicative effects caused by physical phenomena so that chemical effects can be more easily modeled. The most common physical effect is light scattering in reflectance spectroscopy which is depended on particle size distributions. EMSC expands on the popular Multiplicative Scatter/Signal
Correction technique by offering much improved flexibility in selecting backgrounds
to subtract known interferences as well as scaling targets and known analyte
spectra.
Examples of this leading-edge technology:
- Martens H, Stark E., "Extended multiplicative signal correction and spectral
interference subtraction: new preprocessing methods for near infrared spectroscopy," Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis 1991; 9: 625-635.
- Martens, H.; Nielsen, J. P. and Engelsen, S. B. "Light Scattering and Light
Absorbance Separated by Extended Multiplicative Signal Correction. Application to
Near-Infrared Transmission Analysis of Powder Mixtures" Analytical Chemistry 2003; 75(3), 394-404.
- Gallagher, N.B, Blake, T.A., Gassman, P.L., "Application of Extended Multiplicative
Scatter Correction to mid-Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy of Soil" accepted
Special Issue for Sijmen de Jong Journal of Chemometrics; 2005.
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System Requirements
EMSC_Toolbox is now included free with each copy of PLS_Toolbox. No separate lincense is needed! To demo or purchase a copy, see the PLS_Toolbox product.
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