F. Despagne et al., OPTIMIZATION OF PARTIAL-LEAST-SQUARES CALIBRATION MODELS BY SIMULATION OF INSTRUMENTAL PERTURBATIONS, Analytical chemistry, 69(16), 1997, pp. 3391-3399
A critical step in partial-leasts-squares (PLS) modeling is the model
optimization, Cross-validation is often applied, but in spite of its s
tatistical properties, it suffers some severe shortcomings, In particu
lar, cross-validation has a tendency to give overfitted models, wherea
s parsimonious models should be preferred, We propose an alternative f
orm of internal validation, based on the simulation of instrumental pe
rturbations on a subset of calibration samples, A simple criterion is
proposed for the adjustment of perturbations, The method is applied fo
r the validation of nine PLS1 calibration models on industrial data se
ts and compared with cross-validation and cross-validation combined wi
th a randomization test. It is shown that parsimonious models can be o
btained, with a good predictive power when they are applied to externa
l test data.