Modeling of the Differential Signal Baseline in the Task of Inverse Chronopotentiometry

The problem of constructing a baseline for the multicomponent signal of the intensity of inverse chronopotentiometry, the determination of which allows to estimate the concentration of various chemical elements dissolved in water quite accurately, is investigated. To solve this problem, an approach to construction of the approximation function of the lower envelope line of the differential signal in different classes of basic functions with the use of GMDH is proposed. The approach was used for constructing the best model of the differential signal baseline on the real example of measuring the Zn concentration under the presence of ions Cd, Pb, Cu. The built model of optimal complexity is the sum of arguments with the direct and inverse degrees which is necessary for clearing the intensity signal from background to obtain the intensity spectrum of the measured chemical elements.

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2024-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.1109/csit65290.2024.10982685
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Ultrasonics and Acoustic Wave Propagation
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Modeling of the Differential Signal Baseline in the Task of Inverse Chronopotentiometry

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The problem of constructing a baseline for the multicomponent signal of the intensity of inverse chronopotentiometry, the determination of which allows to estimate the concentration of various chemical elements dissolved in water quite accurately, is investigated. To solve this problem, an approach to construction of the approximation function of the lower envelope line of the differential signal in different classes of basic functions with the use of GMDH is proposed. The approach was used for constructing the best model of the differential signal baseline on the real example of measuring the Zn concentration under the presence of ions Cd, Pb, Cu. The built model of optimal complexity is the sum of arguments with the direct and inverse degrees which is necessary for clearing the intensity signal from background to obtain the intensity spectrum of the measured chemical elements.

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