Spectrometric measurement method
AssigneeEndress+Hauser Optical Analysis, Inc.
InventorsPatrick Ehlers, Randy Benedict, Florian Krogmann, Joseph B. Slater, Joel Patrow, Oliver Link, Jürgen Dessecker
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AssigneeEndress+Hauser Optical Analysis, Inc.
InventorsPatrick Ehlers, Randy Benedict, Florian Krogmann, Joseph B. Slater, Joel Patrow, Oliver Link, Jürgen Dessecker
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A spectrometric measurement method of, in measurement situation(s) within a predetermined application, determining measurement results of measurand(s) of a medium of an application specific type, wherein each measurement situation is predetermined by specifying at least one influencing factor affecting measured spectra in the respective measurement situation, includes: based on universal training data, determining a universal model for determining predictions of each measurand; for each measurement situation, based on the universal model and supplementary training data including at least one supplementary spectrum determined in the respective measurement situation and corresponding supplementary value(s) of each measurand, determining a dedicated model for determining measurement results of each measurand in the respective measurement situation; and based on measured spectra determined in the respective measurement situation and the dedicated model, determining measurement results of each measurand of the medium.
A spectrometric measurement method of, in one measurement situation or in multiple different measurement situations within a predetermined application with at least one spectrometer of a predetermined type, determining measurement results of at least one measurand of a medium of an application specific type, wherein each measurement situation is predetermined by specifying at least one influencing factor affecting measured spectra determined by the spectrometer(s) in the respective measurement situation, the method comprising:
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