Ruoru Ma – @ruoruma
In NMR, the baseline distortion usually appears as a curve displaced from the ideal flat line at Zero intensity. Corrections of these distortions is a necessary step in NMR spectra data processing to ensure the peak assignment as well as concentration prediction. The automatic baseline distortion correction method was reviewed.
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Hi, I am currently Interning and working on NMR Spectroscopy and designing an app to conduct Ink Analysis. I have been looking around for baseline algorithms and came across many but none that completely satisfies that actual baseline advanced softwares use. I have tried, bernstein polynomial which I could not work out, arPLS algorithm, and a few others. I would love to find out more on how this baseline works on the spectrum. How similar is this to, asPLS?
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