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Discussion on the validity of NIR spectral data in non-invasive blood glucose sensing
2013
Biomedical Optics Express
In this paper, the effects of two-dimensional correlation spectroscopy (2DCOS) on chance correlations in the spectral data, generated from the correlations between glucose concentration and some undesirable experimental factors, such as instrument drift, sample temperature variations, and interferent compositions in the sample matrix, are investigated. The aim is to evaluate the validity of the spectral data set, instead of assessing the calibration models, and then to provide a complementary
doi:10.1364/boe.4.000789
pmid:23761844
pmcid:PMC3675860
fatcat:zdnbkqsbnzfxfm6zdi3ximcwcm