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1 May 1990 Model testing capacity of global analysis of single-photon timing data
Noel Boens, Luc D. Janssens, Marcel Ameloot, Frans C. De Schryver
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Abstract
The performance of global (simultaneous) analysis of multiexponential fluorescence decay surfaces using reference convolution is investigated in a systematic way using simulated and experimental data sets. It is shown that the increased model discrimination ability and the more accurate parameter recovery by global analysis as compared to single curve analysis originate from combining decay traces with differing contributions of the decay components. Simultaneous analysis of decay traces in which the contributions of the components are changed as much as possible is the most beneficial. Consequently, including more decay traces in the global decay surface does not necessarily lead to a better model distinction capability. For decay surfaces collected as a function of the emission (excitation) wavelength, the decays with minimal overlap between the emission (absorption) spectra associated with the decay components will contribute the most to the improved model discrimination and parameter recovery.
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Noel Boens, Luc D. Janssens, Marcel Ameloot, and Frans C. De Schryver "Model testing capacity of global analysis of single-photon timing data", Proc. SPIE 1204, Time-Resolved Laser Spectroscopy in Biochemistry II, (1 May 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.17709
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KEYWORDS
Luminescence

Data modeling

Convolution

Biochemistry

Laser spectroscopy

Computing systems

Single photon

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