As. Barros et al., RELATIONS BETWEEN MIDINFRARED AND NEAR-INFRARED SPECTRA DETECTED BY ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE OF AN INTERVARIABLE DATA MATRIX, Applied spectroscopy, 51(9), 1997, pp. 1384-1393
A mathematical procedure based on the analysis of variance of an inter
variable data matrix (AVID) was used to relate wavenumbers and wavelen
gths between the mid-infrared and near-infrared domains. Initially the
method calculates for each sample the product of intensities at all c
ombinations of the frequencies in the two domains. This data matrix is
submitted to analysis of variance (ANOVA) based on a classification c
riterion, This procedure gives a matrix of Fisher F values for all pos
sible combinations of wavenumbers and wavelengths. To remove the maski
ng effect due to a few extremely significant frequencies and to highli
ght the relations between the frequencies, this matrix of F values was
corrected bg subtraction of a matrix of independence. The examination
of the corrected data matrix allowed the assignment of the most impor
tant peaks for the discriminating criterion, This procedure also allow
s the study of vector profiles, where one spectral domain is examined
in relation to a particular frequency in the other domain, The study o
f vector profiles is a very useful tool to see the relations between t
he wavenumbers and wavelengths of the two domains under study.