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Course survey: what has been done, and what should be done

Alexey Pomerantsev [email protected]

Semenov Institute of Chemical Physics

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Russian Chemometrics Society

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Introduction

Unfulfilled need in chemometric education in Russia

Low number of qualified specialists in chemometrics

Large distances, e.g. Moscow – Barnaul is about 3000 km

No modern chemometrics books in Russian

No available chemometric software

No support from officials: government, Academy, etc

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Easy available everywhere => INTERNET

Interactive layout: all calculations should be clear and repeatable

Web friendly environment for the calculations

=>

EXCEL

Necessity to make and use our own (free) software => EXCEL Add-In Barnaul

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Interactivity in practice

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International View Charged in English elsewhere Free in Russian

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Free in Afrikaans – Sylvia Paul initiative

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Dream about profits

In 2005 Braunschweig Univ. announced an Internet based Master course in hydrogeology

Some 1000 applicants (mostly from China) have applied

Only 3 persons (as planned) have been accepted

Each Master student brings some 1000 EUR per year Braunschweig 2007

Our need is a world famous university that can support our initiative

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It should confirm the Master of Chemometrics degree obtained at the distance education

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Course Levels Basics Chemometrics Advanced

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Course Layout Tutorials Basics Chemometrics Advanced Projects Chemometrics Advanced

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Exercises Basics Chemometrics Advanced Tests Chemometrics Advanced

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Course Contents Matrices XLA Basics

Statistics

Matlab

Excel Instruments

Introduction Chemometrics PCA Calibration

Classification MCR

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MSPC Multi Way

Advanced

MIA Preprocessing Spectroscopy DoE

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Ready in Russian Basics Matrices XLA Matlab Introduction Chemometrics PCA Calibration Advanced

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To be created

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Basics

Statistics

Chemometrics

Excel Instruments Classification MCR MSPC Multi Way

Advanced

MIA Preprocessing Spectroscopy DoE

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Basic. Matrices. Ready 1.

2.

Minimum 1.

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Matrix & vector Operations Rank, determinant Inverse & psedoinverse Additional 1.

2.

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Linear equations Quadratic forms Decompositions Eigenvectors SVD Linear space and basis Subspace and projection Illustration: Excel workbook

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Basic. Matlab. Ready 1.

2.

3.

Framework 1.

Workspace 2.

3.

Calculations MAT files Matrices 1.

2.

Data and data access Matrix operations MatLab & Excel Illustration: Functions

function [T, P] = pcasvd(X) % pcasvd: calculates PCA components.

% The output matrices are T and P.

% T contains scores % P contains loadings

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Programming 1.

2.

3.

M-files Functions & subroutines Plotting 5.

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Examples 1.

2.

3.

Preprocessing SVD & NIPALS PLS1 & PLS2

[U,D,V] = svd(X); T = U * D; P = V; %end of pcasvd Workshop in Esbjerg 12

Basic. XLA. Ready 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Projection methods 1.

2.

PCA & PLS Simulated example Chemometrics xla 1.

Installation 2.

General PCA 1.

2.

ScoresPCA LoadingsPCA PLS 1.

2.

ScoresPLS ....

PLS2 1.

2.

ScoresPLS 2 ....

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Simulated illustration

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Basic. Excel. To be created Illustration: Excel workbook ?

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Basic. Statistics. To be created Illustration: Excel workbook ?

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Basic. Instruments. To be created 1.

2.

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Introduction Spectroscopy (IR, UV, NIR, Raman) Chromatography Hyphenated techniques Etc ...

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Chemometrics. Introduction. Ready 1.

2.

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Introduction Data and models used in chemical analysis Qualitative analysis methods. Exploration, classification and discrimination Quantitative analysis methods. Calibration Data preprocessing and signal processing Conclusions

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Chemometrics. PCA. Ready 1.

2.

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Introduction 1.

2.

Data reduction Intuitive approach PCA 1.

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Algorithm Scores Loadings Residuals Number of PC Example. People 1.

2.

3.

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Data exploration Score plots Loading plots Residuals Illustration: People

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PC2

Region Wine Height Shoes Weight Strength

-0.4

Beer Age Income

-0.3

IQ

PC1

Hair

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Chemometrics. Calibration. Ready 1.

2.

3.

Introduction 1.

2.

3.

Validation and quality Over – and underfitting Multicolinearity Classic 1.

2.

3.

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Direct calibration Univariate calibration Multiply calibration Step wise calibration Multivariate 1.

2.

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Projections PCR PLS PLS2 Simulated illustration

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0 A B C 20 40 60 80

Канал

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Chemometrics. Classification. To be done 1.

2.

3.

Introduction 1.

2.

Supervised PR Unsupervised PR SIMCA 1.

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PCA Scores and orthog. distances Example PLS discrimination 1.

2.

PLS Example

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Illustration: Drugs (v /v 0 ) 1/4

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F08 F08 F08 F06 F06 F08 F06 F08 In Out Crit

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(h /h 0 ) 1/4

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Chemometrics. MCR. To be created 1.

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Introduction 1.

2.

Data reduction Intuitive approach Example. HPLC-DAD 1.

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Data Elution profiles Pure Spectra Resolution 1.

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PCA EFA WFA Procrustean rotation ALS Illustration: HPLC-DAD

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Advanced. MSPC. To be created 1.

2.

Introduction 1.

2.

Process control Shewart cards Multivariate approach 1.

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PCA & SIMCA Batch process PLS Illustration: Simulated

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t58t57 t62 t56 t55 t63 t64 t66t65 t69 t68 t67 t35 t53 t38 t39 t40 t36 t32 t45 t49 t48 t46 t31 t29 t17 t18 t16 t15 t19 t20 t30 t28 t25 t21 t23 t27 t22 t26

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Advanced. MIA. To be created 1.

2.

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Introduction 1.

2.

Imaging Digitalization Example. Microarrays 1.

2.

Unfolding PCA Multivariate approach 1.

PCA Illustration: Microarray

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Advanced. Preprocessing. To be created Illustration: ???

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Advanced. Multi Way. To be created Illustration: ???

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Advanced. Spectroscopy. To be created Illustration: ???

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Advanced. DoE. To be created Illustration: ???

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Team work 1.

Nadezhda

is the project coordinator

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Alexey

is responsible for tutorials preparation (in Russian)

3.

Oxana

is responsible for Chemometrics.xla software, exercises, projects, and tests

4.

Oleg

and

Tatiana

are the exemplars of a student. They are also responsible for the English translation

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Satu-Pia

is working to legalize the course inside the LUT

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Jarno

is responsible for validation. He will also contribute with projects

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Sergei

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Conclusions and tasks 1.

We have a good groundwork for start 2.

There is a lot of future activities though 3.

Besides the conceptual, a legalization efforts are needed 4.

Topical problem is allocation of responsibilities 5.

Just now I am waiting for your comments, proposals, etc

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