Quantification of Material State using Reflectance FTIR Spectroscopy (Preprint)

A common, frequently violated, assumption implicit in many data analysis techniques is that data is of the same quality across observations. The effect of this assumption is discussed and demonstrated in the example of FTIR of CMCs. An alternative analysis, which incorporates the variation in the qu...

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