Scientific Data Analysis & Chemometrics Software
Analysis tools turn laboratory data into conclusions — statistics, trending, multivariate modelling, spectral matching and scientific computing.
What laboratories use these tools for
- Statistical analysis, capability and method comparison studies
- Trending, control charting and stability analysis
- Chemometrics and multivariate calibration for spectroscopy
- Spectral library matching and deconvolution
- Design of experiments for method development
- Reporting and visualisation for clients and management
- Scripted, reproducible analysis pipelines
What to evaluate
- Whether analyses must be reproducible and auditable, which favours scripted approaches
- Validation expectations for calculations used in released results
- Skills available in the team, and who maintains models
- Integration with LIMS, CDS and data repositories
- Version control of models and scripts
- Licensing for occasional versus daily users
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