Host: Division of Chemical Information and Computer Science, The Chemical Society of Japan
Co-host: The Pharmaceutical Society of Japan, Japan Society for Bioscience, Biotechnology, and Agrochemistry, The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry, Society of Computer Chemistry, Japan, Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Osaka University, Japanese Society for Information and Systems in Education (Approaval)
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SIMCA (Soft Independent Modeling of Class Analogy) has several good points, for example, the capability of 2Dimensional mappings of multi dimensional samples or the F-tests for classifications. Therefore, if we could select important variables and realize better and clear classification, such sample selection method should be significantly effective and important for the SIMCA. However, we found that just using variables with high modeling powers did not work well. The more, the number of optimal factors should be, the more, such tendency increases. Therefore, decreasing the number of variables for the SIMCA analysis too much means that the misclassification rate should be increasing. The analogy is one of the most important points for classifications, but it could have the limit. Finally, we tried the other classification methods and compared them, each other.