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Abstract

The rapid quantification method of human serum glucose was established by using the Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) and attenuated total reflection (ATR). Based on the optimal predicting effect, a subtraction band model combining with optimal single continuous wave band was developed. The spectrum (1600-900 cm^-1) was selected as the base band. Then, window subtracted partial least squares (WSPLS) based on the spectrum was carried out, and the optimal two continuous bands were found. The results show that the prediction effect of the base band model is obviously better than that of the whole spectral model, and WSPLS model is even better than base band model. Finally, an independent test set was tested for model verification. V-SEP and V-R_P were 0.831 mmol/L and 0.882, respectively by the compensation model.

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