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[Influence of sample surface roughness on mathematical model of NIR quantitative analysis of wood density]
An-Min Huang1, Ben-Hua Fei, Ze-Hui Jiang
1Research Institute of Wood Industry, Chinese Academy of Forestry, Beijing 100091, China.
Abstract:
Near infrared spectroscopy is widely used as a quantitative method, and the main multivariate techniques consist of regression methods used to build prediction models, however, the accuracy of analysis results will be affected by many factors. In the present paper, the influence of different sample roughness on the mathematical model of NIR quantitative analysis of wood density was studied. The result of experiments showed that if the roughness of predicted samples was consistent with that of calibrated samples, the result was good, otherwise the error would be much higher. The roughness-mixed model was more flexible and adaptable to different sample roughness. The prediction ability of the roughness-mixed model was much better than that of the single-roughness model.
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