Influence of stoichiometric method selection on the accuracy of the near infrared analysis of tobacco moisture content
Aims:This paper aims to study the impact of different chemometric methods on the accuracy of the near-infrared analysis of tobacco moisture content.Methods:The effects of different preprocessing methods(smoothing,first-order,second-order,standard normal variable[SNV],multivariate scattering correction[MSC]and their combinations)as well as different wavelength screening methods(based on moisture bands,wavelength intervals,and wavelength points)on the performance of prediction models were compared.Results:Models that only performed SNV,MSC,MSC+first-order,MSC+SNV,SNV+first-order preprocessing on the data could achieve varying degrees of RPD improvement while other methods decreased to varying degrees.In terms of wavelength screening methods,using wavelength interval-based methods could achieve good optimization results.After variable screening,594 wavelengths were obtained,which was 27.26%of the original number of wavelengths,and could improve the RPD value by 0.133 6.Conclusions:Different econometric methods will affect the accuracy of tobacco moisture content analysis.For this data,the MSC preprocessing method and the wavelength interval screening method should be used to process the data.