β Scribed by J.Martin Phalp; Alan W. Payne; Willem Windig
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This paper describes the application of self-modeling mixture analysis to automated mass spectral data analysis. The particular method chosen here is SIMPLISMA (Simple to use Interactive Self-Modelling Mixture Analysis). This method requires extensive user-interaction and as such is not applicable to automated procedures. We describe here a modified SIMPLISMA approach (TSIMPLISMA) and demonstrate its successful application. The number of components in a set of mixtures has been successfully determined, and the "pure" mass spectra for each component successfully resolved. TSIMPLISMA requires less user-interaction than the original method and lends itself to incorporation in automated routines.
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