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Kubelka-Munk, S.Golay, reflectance to transmittance, ...

Status: Acknowledged Submitted by on ‎04-09-2018 05:22 PM
1 Comment (1 New)

Hi,

after the implementation of the Functional Data Explorer it would be very helpful to extend the transformation possibilities in order to handle spectroscopic (e.g. NIR/ MIR-data) inside this nice and handy platform. To use this kind of data I use "UnscramblerR" on a regular base to convert reflectance data to transmission data, change wafelength to wavenumber, do Kubelka-Munk and/or S. Golay transformations, calculate derivatives, smoothen spectra curves and so on. But as it is quite work intens to import the data into Excel, go to Unscrambler do the calcuations - sometimes more kinds than realy necessary (which I detect afterwards using JMPPRO), back to Excel and than finally to JMPPRO to dig inside the data, it would be a big releave to  do all this things just inside JMPPRO.

Kind Regards

E. Gross

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Sarah-Sylvestre
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Staff
‎12-15-2022 08:51 AM
‎12-15-2022 08:51 AM
Status changed to: Acknowledged

Hi @egon_gross, thank you for your suggestion! We have captured your request and will take it under consideration.