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  • 1.
    Alander, Jarmo
    et al.
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation, University of Vaasa.
    Autere, Antti
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation, University of Vaasa.
    Kanniainen, Olli
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation, University of Vaasa.
    Koljonen, Janne
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation, University of Vaasa.
    Nordling, Torbjörn E M
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation, University of Vaasa.
    Välisuo, Petri
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation, University of Vaasa.
    Near infrared wavelength relevance detection of ultraviolet radiation-induced erythema2008In: Journal of Near Infrared Spectroscopy, ISSN 0967-0335, E-ISSN 1751-6552, Vol. 16, no 3, p. 233-241Article in journal (Refereed)
    Abstract [en]

    The acute effects of sun-bathing on the near-infrared absorption spectra of human skin were studied by exposing the shoulders of a male test subject to bright Finnish high summer mid-day sun. The spectra were measured before, immediately after and for several days after exposure. Four different spectral. processing and classification methods were applied to the data set to identify differences caused by exposure to the sun. The spectrophotometer and measuring procedure were found to cause some systematic errors, calling for further development, even though they could, to a large extent, be compensated for computationally. Spectral regions indicating ultraviolet radiation-induced erythema were Located and the degree of erythema could be predicted correctly but the signal is weak. This paper discusses promising wavelength selection methods to study the dermal effects of exposure to the sun, as well as difficulties and remedies of near infrared spectroscopic measurements of the skin.

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    Koljonen, Janne
    et al.
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation, University of Vaasa.
    Nordling, Torbjörn E M
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation, University of Vaasa.
    Alander, Jarmo
    Department of Electrical Engineering and Automation, University of Vaasa.
    A review of genetic algorithms in near infrared spectroscopy and chemometrics: past and future2008In: Journal of Near Infrared Spectroscopy, ISSN 0967-0335, E-ISSN 1751-6552, Vol. 16Article in journal (Refereed)
    Abstract [en]

    Global optimisation and search problems are abundant in science and engineering, including spectroscopy and its applications. Therefore, it is hardly surprising that general optimisation and search methods such as genetic algorithms (GAs) have also found applications in the area of near infrared INIRI spectroscopy. A brief introduction to genetic algorithms, their objectives and applications in NIR spectroscopy, as well as in chemometrics, is given. The most popular application for GAs in NIR spectroscopy is wavelength, or more generally speaking, variable selection. GAs are both frequently used and convenient in multi-criteria optimisation; for example, selection of pre-processing methods, wavelength inclusion, and selection of Latent variables can be optimised simultaneously. Wavelet transform has recently been applied to pre-processing of NIR data. In particular, hybrid methods of wavelets and genetic algorithms have in a number of research papers been applied to pre-processing, wavelength selection and regression with good success. In all calibrations and, in particular, when optimising, it is essential to validate the model and to avoid over-fitting. GAs have a Large potential when addressing these two major problems and we believe that many future applications will emerge. To conclude, optimisation gives good opportunities to simultaneously develop an accurate calibration model and to regulate model complexity and prediction ability within a considered validation framework.

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