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Advancing Data Analysis For Spectroscopic Imaging By Combining Wavelet Compression With Chemometrics, Robert Daryl Luttrell
Advancing Data Analysis For Spectroscopic Imaging By Combining Wavelet Compression With Chemometrics, Robert Daryl Luttrell
Doctoral Dissertations
Spectroscopic imaging is a vital tool for studying heterogeneous samples such as bacteria and tissue. Its ability to acquire spatially resolved information allows for identification and classification of the various constituents within a sample. Spectroscopic imagers quickly acquire thousands to tens of thousands of spectra per measurement. These data are often arranged in the form of a 3-dimensional (3D) data cube which contains two spatial dimensions and one spectral dimension. This large amount of data is beneficial for gaining a thorough understanding about the distributions of chemical information. If too little information is measured, important chemical behavior may be overlooked. …