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[Multi-task least-squares support vector regression machines and their applications in NIR spectral analysis].

Shuo Xu1, Xiao-dong Qiao, Li-jun Zhu

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Area of Science:

  • Quantitative analysis
  • Chemometrics
  • Machine learning

Context:

  • Traditional near-infrared (NIR) spectral quantitative analysis models often analyze sample composition content individually.
  • This approach overlooks the inherent relationships between different components within a sample.
  • Accurate simultaneous analysis of multiple components is crucial for efficient sample characterization.

Purpose:

  • To develop a novel multi-task learning framework for NIR spectral quantitative analysis.
  • To propose a Multi-Task Least Squares Support Vector Regression (MTLS-SVR) model that accounts for relatedness among sample compositions.
  • To introduce an efficient algorithm for large-scale implementation of the MTLS-SVR model.

Summary:

  • The study proposes a Multi-Task Least Squares Support Vector Regression (MTLS-SVR) model, transforming simultaneous analysis of multiple sample compositions into a multi-task learning problem.
  • The MTLS-SVR model was applied to broomcorn samples for simultaneous quantitative analysis of protein, lysine, and starch content.
  • Performance was evaluated against LS-SVR, PLS, and MLS-SVR, demonstrating superior accuracy and correlation coefficients.

Impact:

  • The MTLS-SVR model achieved average relative errors of 1.52% (protein), 3.04% (lysine), and 1.01% (starch), with correlation coefficients of 0.9931, 0.8940, and 0.9406, respectively.
  • Experimental results confirm that MTLS-SVR significantly outperforms existing methods.
  • This validates the feasibility and efficiency of the MTLS-SVR model for accurate multi-component quantitative analysis in NIR spectroscopy.