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Raman spectra of milk (wrong specification, kept for backward compatibility)
Description
42 milk (should be fish oil) samples with 3 replicates each constitute a Raman data set of 126
samples over 3471 Raman shifts. There is a large fluorescence signal in the spectra that
needs to be removed before any data analysis can be performed.
Usage
data(milk)
Format
A data.frame consisting of three parts. The estimated Iodine concentrations
of the milk samples, Raman spectra (matrix) and a replicate vector.
References
K.H. Liland, A. Kohler, N.K. Afseth. Model-based pre-processing in Raman
spectroscopy of biological samples. Journal of Raman Spectroscopy (2016).
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Raman spectra of milk (wrong specification, kept for backward compatibility)
Description
42 milk (should be fish oil) samples with 3 replicates each constitute a Raman data set of 126 samples over 3471 Raman shifts. There is a large fluorescence signal in the spectra that needs to be removed before any data analysis can be performed.
Usage
data(milk)
Format
A data.frame consisting of three parts. The estimated Iodine concentrations
of the milk samples, Raman spectra (matrix) and a replicate vector.
References
K.H. Liland, A. Kohler, N.K. Afseth. Model-based pre-processing in Raman spectroscopy of biological samples. Journal of Raman Spectroscopy (2016).
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