Predicting lignin content of wood samples with FTIR spectra: Building a principal component regression model in data of Norway spruce clones
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Predicting lignin content of wood samples with FTIR spectra: Building a principal component regression model in data of Norway spruce clones

by Minna Pulkkinen

Spectroscopy Forestry Science Chemometrics
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This research study explores how FTIR spectra can be used to predict lignin content in wood samples from Norway spruce clones. It presents a principal component regression model, connecting spectroscopic data with statistical analysis in a focused application of data-driven wood science.

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This study examines the prediction of lignin content in wood samples from Norway spruce clones.

It focuses on Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy, commonly abbreviated as FTIR, as the source of spectral data.

The work develops a principal component regression model using data from the spruce samples.

It is suited to readers interested in wood science, spectroscopy, forestry research, and applied statistical modeling.

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