Research Article
Simultaneous Determination of Pesticides in Fruits by Using Second-Order Fluorescence Data Resolved by Unfolded Partial Least-Squares Coupled to Residual Bilinearization
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Calibration in presence of matrix: test sample analysis applying U-PLS/RBL and evaluation of method determination stage.
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RMSEP = root mean square error of prediction. REP % = relative error of prediction. †Predicted concentrations, averages of triplicate analysis. Standard deviation in parenthesis. Latent variables for U-PLS A = 4 for all the analytes. Unexpected components Nunx for stabilizing U-PLS residuals suNunx = 1 or Nunx = 2 or Nunx = 3 depending on fruits samples. LOD calculated as an interval [58] SEN = Sensitivity expressed as the ratio between the arbitrary units of fluorescence and concentration (corresponding to the net signal of the analyte at unit concentration; γ = analytical sensitivity calculated as the ratio between the sensitivity (SEN) and the instrumental noise level; γ−1= inverse of analytical sensitivity is the minimum concentration difference which can be measured). |