Vol. 3, issue 08, article # 7
pdf Kataev M. Yu., Mitsel' A. A., Tarasova S. R. Selection of the informative spectral sections for the solution of gas analysis problems with the help of an optoacoustic detector. // Atmospheric and oceanic optics. 1990. V. 3. No. 08. P. 763-771.Copy the reference to clipboard
Abstract:
An algorithm for selecting the informative spectral sections for an optoacoustic gas analyzer is presented. The algorithm is based on Bayes risk. The optimal spectral sections for different gaseous components in the lasing region of a CO2- laser are determined. The results are compared with published data.
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