PCA for Spectroscopy App

This video gives you a quick overview on using the PCA for Spectroscopy App to analyze spectra collected from samples.
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[@坤少-x1g]

Thanks very much, it is exactly what I am looking for. I am dealing with impedance spectroscopy.

[@KarthickeyanV13090]

Your spectra analysis is very useful and I search the same and I got the knowledge

[@ueslencristovive]

Thanks for your video. But, I would like to know how we can explain the loading in this case?

[@TheOriginlab]

Hello Ueslen, Thanks for the question. The relationship between original factors and the extracted PCs ; explained here, for example , blog.bioturing.com/2018/06/18/how-to-read-pca-biplots-and-scree-plots/

[@therizwan2356]

Thank you very much for uploading such nice video.
2:41, there is 3 ellipse which are intermingled but reveals good information. The same thing, I want it in my case. I am unable to generate this kind of ellipse. Please suggest some ideas regarding this.
Also, can these ellipse be filled up/shaded with some color?
A video on redundancy analysis is the need of hour
Keep it up.

[@selvalakshmiselvaraj1870]

Please upload the video for redundancy analysis using RDA app.

[@Fidebililah]

I can not do this in the OriginPro 2021b. Do you have any idea?

[@TheOriginlab]

Hello, please contact us at www.originlab.com/support so we can discuss further.

[@ueslencristovive]

Hi, thank you for the APP. I have a question: how can estimate the p-value from your APP?

[@TheOriginlab]

For technical support, please visit our website : www.originlab.com/support

[@govindpackers6991]

Can i use this app to observe the extent of similarity or differences between the No. Of overlayed nmr spectra?

[@TheOriginlab]

Hello Govind, Sorry for the late response. Yes, the tool studies the collinearity between spectra. You can read more about this app in our blog. If you have further questions please email us at [e-mail] for technical support. blog.originlab.com/data-analysis/performing-principal-component-analysis-for-chemometric-spectra-using-origins-app

[@rustyjeanz]

I am using Origin 8.5? is there any way to use PCA on my version? I downloaded the file but I could not see any option of "multivariate analysis" or "PCA spectroscopy"? Any help please

[@TheOriginlab]

Hi,
The Multivariate Analysis: Principal Component Analysis tool is available since OriginPro 8.6.
Anyway, you can always download our Origin 2018 trail to have a try,
www.originlab.com/demodownload.aspx
Thanks,
Shirley

[@rustyjeanz]

Thank you for your reply. I downloaded the trial version from your link. Now can you please tell me that how to do the pre-processing steps in Origin, like "centering" and "scaling" before performing PCA to my data? My data is already smoothed, background removed and normalized as well. But I dont know about centering and scaling thing. Please reply me. Thanks in advance

[@gonzalonorambuena69]

How i can import FTIR Spectrums?

[@TheOriginlab]

Hi Gonzalo, For technical support please email us at [e-mail] and include the version you are using and your serial number.

[@sheenat.s3236]

Where I can get the Notes page?

[@TheOriginlab]

Hi , thanks for your question. If you have Origin 2017 or newer, download the app, then right click on the app and select "Show samples folder". Open the sample project "PCASpecEx.opj" and if the Notes page does not automatically open, go to the project explorer section, on the left-hand side, to find it. Also see our blog for more details about this sample project. blog.originlab.com/performing-principal-component-analysis-for-chemometric-spectra-using-origins-app

[@sheenat.s3236]

Thank you

[@abdullahbinusman9259]

Which app is this??

[@TheOriginlab]

Hi, you can download the app here, www.originlab.com/fileExchange/details.aspx?fid=326