University of Shanghai for Science and Technology

Keying Liu

Yang Liu

Yan Peng

Zhijia Liu

Yiming Zhu

Songlin Zhuang

Lin Guo

Jiayu Zhao

Xinyu Tang

Chenjun Shi

Liping Wang

Qingrou Yang

Yujian Yang

Disclosed is a method for qualitative and quantitative determination of key substances in mixture based on terahertz spectrum. Terahertz spectrum of a reference mixture is trained through an SVR algorithm, and predicting parameters of key substances in the mixture to be determined after a model is generated. According to the method, an initial pure spectrum corresponding to each composition in the mixture does not need to be separately determined, no limitation on the number of samples contained in the mixture, and no limitation on frequency range to be determined, and the proportion requirement of the mixture in the early test stage is not limited, and the SVR model does not need to be re-trained after a database is formed in the later stage, and the result can be obtained immediately after the spectrum of item to be determined is introduced into the algorithm model.

Method for qualitative and quantitative determination of key substances in mixture based on terahertz spectrum

A method for quantitative detection of blood lipid in blood based on terahertz spectroscopy, including: matching the terahertz spectral absorption coefficient curves of blood samples obtained in step 3 with parameters of component concentration and component type of the blood lipid detected by hospital instruments, and establishing a terahertz blood lipid parameter database by combining the time-domain signal data of samples of the triglyceride and cholesterol; determining parameters of a support vector regression (SVR) model; performing a training with the training set as input to the SVR model to obtain a support vector and a corresponding weight; and testing the test set of an unknown blood sample using the trained support vector and the corresponding weight.

Method for quantitative detection of blood lipid content in blood based on terahertz spectroscopy

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