PhotoMetrix: An Application for Univariate Calibration and Principal Components Analysis Using Colorimetry on Mobile Devices

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Autor(a) principal: Helfer,Gilson A.
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: Magnus,Vinícius S., Böck,Fernanda C., Teichmann,Aline, Ferrão,Marco F., Costa,Adilson B. da
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Journal of the Brazilian Chemical Society (Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-50532017000200328
Resumo: This article describes the development of a mobile colorimetric analysis tool. The application, called PhotoMetrix, employs the techniques of simple linear correlation for univariate analysis and principal components analysis (PCA) for multivariate exploratory analysis. The image data are captured by the main camera of the device and converted into red, green and blue (RGB) histograms. As regards the application, the iron determinations were performed in vitamin supplements (univariate module) and differentiation of banknotes was performed by PCA (multivariate module). For the iron determinations, three samples of vitamins at concentrations of 14, 40 and 50 mg of iron per tablet were tested and the results were not statistically significant (p > 0.05) compared to the reference method. The differentiation of banknotes was performed on Brazilian and Argentinean banknotes. The results showed clustering of the same types of banknotes, and through the loadings graph it was possible to observe the variables through the formation of clusters.
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title PhotoMetrix: An Application for Univariate Calibration and Principal Components Analysis Using Colorimetry on Mobile Devices
spellingShingle PhotoMetrix: An Application for Univariate Calibration and Principal Components Analysis Using Colorimetry on Mobile Devices
Helfer,Gilson A.
univariate calibration
principal components analysis
colorimetry
title_short PhotoMetrix: An Application for Univariate Calibration and Principal Components Analysis Using Colorimetry on Mobile Devices
title_full PhotoMetrix: An Application for Univariate Calibration and Principal Components Analysis Using Colorimetry on Mobile Devices
title_fullStr PhotoMetrix: An Application for Univariate Calibration and Principal Components Analysis Using Colorimetry on Mobile Devices
title_full_unstemmed PhotoMetrix: An Application for Univariate Calibration and Principal Components Analysis Using Colorimetry on Mobile Devices
title_sort PhotoMetrix: An Application for Univariate Calibration and Principal Components Analysis Using Colorimetry on Mobile Devices
author Helfer,Gilson A.
author_facet Helfer,Gilson A.
Magnus,Vinícius S.
Böck,Fernanda C.
Teichmann,Aline
Ferrão,Marco F.
Costa,Adilson B. da
author_role author
author2 Magnus,Vinícius S.
Böck,Fernanda C.
Teichmann,Aline
Ferrão,Marco F.
Costa,Adilson B. da
author2_role author
author
author
author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Helfer,Gilson A.
Magnus,Vinícius S.
Böck,Fernanda C.
Teichmann,Aline
Ferrão,Marco F.
Costa,Adilson B. da
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv univariate calibration
principal components analysis
colorimetry
topic univariate calibration
principal components analysis
colorimetry
description This article describes the development of a mobile colorimetric analysis tool. The application, called PhotoMetrix, employs the techniques of simple linear correlation for univariate analysis and principal components analysis (PCA) for multivariate exploratory analysis. The image data are captured by the main camera of the device and converted into red, green and blue (RGB) histograms. As regards the application, the iron determinations were performed in vitamin supplements (univariate module) and differentiation of banknotes was performed by PCA (multivariate module). For the iron determinations, three samples of vitamins at concentrations of 14, 40 and 50 mg of iron per tablet were tested and the results were not statistically significant (p > 0.05) compared to the reference method. The differentiation of banknotes was performed on Brazilian and Argentinean banknotes. The results showed clustering of the same types of banknotes, and through the loadings graph it was possible to observe the variables through the formation of clusters.
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