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The Analyze IQ software suitehas been designed to address the need for accurate analysis of spectroscopic data in complex, real-world situations. It is used with  all forms of spectral data, including data from spectroscopic techniques such as infra-red (IR), near infra-red (NIR), Fourier transform IR (FT-IR), Raman, x-ray fluorescence (XRF), Mass Spectrometry, LIBS, SERS, and others.

We have introduced a new model-driven paradigm for spectral data analysis, which allows fast, accurate and automatic analysis of spectra. Our approach designed to avoid the limitations of conventional techniques such as direct-matching against databases and spectral subtraction, since such techniques are complex and error-prone, and can only identify limited numbers components.

The product suite includes:

  • Analyze IQ Lab, a stand alone software package aimed at scientists/engineers for lab-based analysis of spectra using machine learning models, that allows examination of spectra, visualisation of results and generation of new analytical models.
  • Analyze IQ Spectra Manager, a spectral database package that allows users to easily manage a library of spectra.
  • Analyze IQ Raman Library, a carefully-curated library of approximately 2000 Raman spectra, including the exact composition of each material and all associated data. Analyze IQ Software Suite
  • Analyze IQ Predictor , our product to enable chemometric models from Analyze IQ Lab to be integrated in third party products, for fully automatic, fast, and accurate spectral data analysis.
  • Services: The software suite forms a platform for the company’s other services, including producing bespoke models for specific applications, and developing customized software solutions for vertical markets.

Technology Solutions

For a wide range of real-world applications, it is essential to be able to assess mixtures accurately:

  • Pharmaceutical: Analyze IQ is applicable in a diverse range of analytical area from raw materials quality control (QC), formulation QC, tablet production, polymorph analysis, and characterisation of hazardous materials.
  • Process Analytical Technologies: Analyze IQ can be used for quality control in process monitoring, and for monitoring of waste streams.
  • Forensics: Drug concentration is useful intelligence that indicates where on the ‘supply chain’ a narcotics seizure has originated. By being able to identify the diluting agents, more intelligence can be provided to law enforcement agencies.
  • First Responders: Analyze IQ can aid the identification of household poisons, unlabelled medicines, and hazardous materials, in combination with portable instrumentation.
  • Environmental: Raman instruments, in conjunction with Analyze IQ, can be used to identify unknown chemicals and other materials, and determine the concentrations of components.

Analytical Methods

  • Principal Component Regression
  • k-Nearest Neighbor Classification & Regression
  • Support Vector Machines with standard kernels: Euclidian, RBF, and Sigmoid
  • Support Vector Machines with our proprietary Spectral Kernels
  • Our unique Spectral Attribute Voting
  • Preprocessing methods include: Data smoothing; Derivatives using Savitzky-Golay method; Normalization; Standard Normal Variate Transformation; Equal Area Scaling; Truncation with Crop and Notch Options.

User Benefits

  • More accurate analysis of complex spectra than standard chemometric methods.
  • Unique features to enable analytical chemists to use advanced analytical techniques in their work while minimising risk of errors, such as automatically applying appropriate pre-processing steps when analysing a spectrum with a model, and its step-by-step model-building wizard.
  • Improved data exploration for analysts, as it provides visual insight into classification results.
  • Can operate as a stand-alone spectral analysis package or can be embedded into existing commercial instrument software or analysis software packages.
  • Model-based approach has very low CPU and memory requirements relative to direct data matching, making it particularly suitable for use on portable Raman systems, for non-specialists from law enforcement, environmental protection and emergency services operating in the field.
 

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 Pittcon 2012 Logo

Analyze IQ will be at PITTCON 2012 at Booth 3749 in Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida. March 11th to 15th, 2012.

We will be demonstrating Analyze IQ Lab and Spectra Manager, which are part of the most sophisticated chemometric software suite in the industry, as well as discussing our technology, services, and partnership opportunities.

 

  AIQ Logo and Mortor Board

Analyze IQ will gave a 1-day short course on "Modern Methods for Chemometric Analysis" on March 13 at PITTCON 2012, from 8.30am to 5.00pm. Fee: $455 (early reg). Follow this link for details . Register now! 

 

 
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