Method for improving infrared analysis estimations by automatica

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25033912, 364498, G01J 302

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is a method for improving the estimation of physical properties of a material based on the infrared spectrum of the material and the correlation between directly-measured properties of interest and the infrared spectra of a representative set of calibration specimens of the material. By intentionally introducing spectral distortion such as transmittance shifts, wavelength shifts, absorbance-baseline shifts and absorbance-baseline tilts into the infrared spectra of the representative specimens and then determining the correlation between the distorted spectra and the directly-measured properties before applying the correlation to the infrared spectrum of the sample being analyzed, the correlation is self-compensating for the types of distortion introduced.

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