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This study introduces a new doubly reweighted penalized least squares method for accurate spectral baseline correction. The advanced technique effectively removes baseline noise, improving spectral analysis in various applications.

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Spectroscopy
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Background:

Spectral data often contains undesirable baseline and noise components that obscure true spectral features.
Baseline intensity is a significant limitation in spectral data analysis, necessitating effective correction methods.
Accurate baseline correction is crucial for reliable interpretation and application of spectral data.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel doubly reweighted penalized least squares method for spectral baseline estimation.
To address the limitations of existing methods, particularly in handling high noise levels.
To develop a robust baseline correction technique applicable to various spectral types.

Main Methods:

A doubly reweighted penalized least squares approach is employed for baseline estimation.
The method incorporates the first-order derivative of the spectrum and a similarity constraint.
A boosted weighting rule based on the softsign function is adapted to handle high noise spectra.

Main Results:

Simulated results demonstrate superior performance of the proposed method compared to existing techniques.
The method effectively estimates various types of baselines, even in the presence of significant noise.
Successful application to Raman and near-infrared spectra confirms its versatility.

Conclusions:

The proposed doubly reweighted penalized least squares method offers an effective solution for spectral baseline correction.
The technique shows promise for enhancing the accuracy and reliability of spectral data analysis.
Its adaptability to different spectral types and noise levels makes it a valuable tool for researchers.