Spectral linear expression-based oil property prediction method

A technology of linear representation and prediction method, applied in the direction of measuring devices, material analysis through optical means, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to deal with prediction problems, insufficient use of input information, lack of input data, etc., to achieve oil property prediction value exact effect

Active Publication Date: 2018-04-24
SOUTHEAST UNIV
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However, these methods do not make full use of the input information, the data processing is too simple, and the lack of careful consideration of the input data makes it difficult to deal with more accurate prediction problems.
The near-infrared spectrosco

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[0036] (1) Determine the basic parameters n and λ of the model

[0037] The range of the number of oil samples is set to n=10-100, and the traversal search is performed with a step size of 2. In order to speed up the search and take into account the fact that the Euclidean distance of the oil sample spectrum is small, the regularization parameter λ takes logarithmic equal intervals, lg(λ)=-12~4, with a step size of 0.02. Next follow image 3 The procedure shown determines the basic parameters n and λ of the model.

[0038] Now follow figure 2 The flow shown, for the parameter combination n=10, λ=10 -12.00 Evaluate model performance:

[0039] Take the first sample in the oil sample bank as the test sample S test = S 1 =(X 1 ,Y 1 ):

[0040] Absorbance data of the first sample in table 1

[0041] spectral point

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Absorbance

-0.0120

-0.0099

-0.0066

-0.0796

[0042] Its property value Y 1 = 92.4. Other sampl

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The invention specifically relates to a spectral linear expression-based oil property prediction method. The method comprises the steps of analyzing main components of near infrared spectral data of acorrection set and a test sample, extracting first k main components in a scoring matrix obtained in main component analysis and creating a main component space, finding out, based on Euclidean distance in the main component space, oil samples most similar to the test sample in n correction sets, and taking the oil samples as adjacent samples; calculating near infrared spectral weights w of the adjacent samples; and weighting property values of the adjacent samples by using the near infrared spectral weights w, so as to obtain a predicted property value of the test sample. The test sample ispredicted through linear combinations with specific weights, and the method integrates advantages of a parameter model and a non-parameter model.

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