An introductory course to using various multivariate analysis techniques through Aspen Unscrambler. You will begin with handling data using the software, plotting, and descriptive statistic techniques to represent data. Furthermore, gain knowledge about principal component analysis(PCA), sampling, regression and validation methods, and workshops to help you understand the capabilities of Aspen Unscrambler.
Learn how to extract the most information from your spectral data with the Unscrambler application
Audience:
Data Analysts with a technical background
Quality assurance and quality control managers or personnel
Anyone involved in the functional and technical evaluation of the product, or associated aspenONE Solutions
Application and system administrators, system integrators
Training Details
Course Id:
MVA201
Duration:
2
day(s)
CEUs Awarded:
1.4
Level:
Introductory
Benefits
Offers a more complete examination of the data by looking at all possible factors.
Can help companies predict future outcomes, improve efficiency, make decisions about policies and processes, correct errors, and gain new insights.
Multivariate analysis often builds on univariate (one variable) analysis and bivariate (two-variable) analysis
Approach
The is a two-day comprehensive course
Short lecture sessions focused on concepts and terminology
Structured hands-on lab exercises that promote lasting learning experience
Agenda
Introduction to Multivariate Analysis (MVA)
Data import and handling
Diagnostics and plotting
Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
Outlier detection
Preprocessing
Regression modeling
Clustering and classification
Validation methods
Multivariate curve resolution (MCR)
Conclusion (or How to be a good data analyst?)
Extra slides
Workshop #1: Importing Spectroscopic Data into The Unscrambler
Workshop #2: Visualizing Spectral and Constituent Data Using the Unscrambler
Workshop #3: PCA of Raman spectra of raw materials
Workshop #4: Application of Various Pre-Treatments to NIR Spectra Collected
Workshop #5: Multivariate Calibration and Validation, NIR spectra of wheat
Workshop #6: Prediction of octane number using PLSR
Workshop #7: Raw Materials Identification using SIMCA, PLS-DA and SVM on NIR data
Workshop #8: Derivative, PCA, PLS and prediction of drug product in tablets
Workshop #9: Multivariate Curve Resolution of a chemical degradation
Aspen Technology, Inc. awards Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for training classes conducted by our organization. One CEU is granted for every 10 hours of class participation.