SIMPLISMA applied to two-dimensional wavelet compressed ion mobility spectrometry data |
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Authors: | Guoxiang Chen |
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Affiliation: | Center for Intelligent Chemical Instrumentation, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Ohio University, Athens, OH 45701-2979, USA |
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Abstract: | A modified SIMPLe-to-use Interactive Self-modeling Mixture Analysis (SIMPLISMA) algorithm, referred to as real-time (RT) SIMPLISMA has been combined with two-dimensional (2D) wavelet compression (WC2). This tool was evaluated with datasets of drugs and bacteria that were acquired from two different ion mobility spectrometers and published reference data that comprised Raman, FTIR microscopy, near-infrared (NIR) and mass spectral data. RTSIMPLISMA is amenable for real-time modeling and is able to determine the number of components automatically. The 2D wavelet compression, which compresses both acquisition and drift time dimensions of measurement, was applied to the datasets prior to RTSIMPLISMA modeling. RTSIMPLISMA models obtained from the compressed data were wavelet transformed back to the uncompressed representation. The effects of wavelet filter types and compression levels were investigated. The relative root-mean-square errors (RRMSE) of reconstruction, which calculate the relative difference between the extracted models with and without 2D compressions, were used to evaluate the effects of compression on self-modeling. The results showed that satisfactory models could be obtained when a data was compressed to 1/256 of its size. |
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Keywords: | Multivariate curve resolution SIMPLISMA Multidimensional wavelet compression Ion mobility spectrometry Drugs of abuse Bacteria |
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