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From: | Swift, Ted J. |
Subject: | Anyone using Octave for EEM fluorescence data and/or parallel factor analysis? |
Date: | Tue, 9 Nov 2010 15:47:32 -0800 |
Hi, all, I'm investigating using Octave as an alternative to
Matlab to run Rasmus Bro's "N-Way Toolbox" of parallel factor
analysis (PARAFAC) tools to analyze spectrofluorescence data. I've just gone ahead
and downloaded Octave 3.2.4 and will forge ahead with figuring out how to get
started. But I'd appreciate advice about any recent publications
about Octave, and specifically any work you may know of on Octave application
to excitation-emission matrix (EEM, a 2-D matrix) data analysis. I've been
Googling around, and I've read Alsberg and Hagen's 2006 paper, but I haven't
seen anything substantial more recent than that. I'm hopeful that one or more
of you might have some inside scoop on recent applications. Thanks. -Ted __________________________________________ Ted Swift, Ph.D. Staff Environmental Scientist, DWR Municipal Water Quality
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