A near infrared wavelength selection method based on the variable stability and population analysis
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    In order to improve the efficiency and performance of the analysis model, a wavelength selection method based on variable stability and population analysis (VSPA) is proposed. Firstly, the variables are divided into sample space and variable space, and the stability of variables is calculated in the sample space. According to the stability value, the variables are divided into useful variables and useless variables by weighted bootstrap sampling technology. Then, in the variable space, the frequency of each variable is calculated, and the exponential decline function is used to remove the variables with lower frequency from the useless variables. Finally, the proposed algorithm is applied to corn NIR data set to predict the starch content. The predicted root root-mean-square (RMSEP) and predicted correlation coefficient (RP) is 0.0409 and 0.9974, respectively. The variables after selection are only 2.7% of the original spectral data. It shows that the proposed variable selection method can improve the operational efficiency and prediction accuracy of the model, and is proved to be an effective variable selection method.

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ZHANG Feng, TANG Xiao-Jun, TONG Ang-Xin, WANG Bin, WANG Jing-Wei. A near infrared wavelength selection method based on the variable stability and population analysis[J]. Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves,2020,39(3):318~323

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  • Received:December 19,2019
  • Revised:May 12,2020
  • Adopted:January 14,2020
  • Online: May 11,2020
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