Nonparametric NMR spectroscopy.
The parametric (or model-based) approach to NMR spectroscopy suffers from two general problems: it is sensitive to modeling errors and requires knowledge of the number of resonances present in the compound(s) under analysis. The nonparametric approach has neither of these drawbacks and it may also be computationally simpler than the parametric approach. However, if not applied properly, the nonparametric approach may yield significantly less accurate spectroscopic results than the parametric approach. In this paper we introduce a high-resolution nonparametric methodology for NMR spectroscopy based on the adaptive filter bank approach. The main salient feature of the new approach is that it provides 2D spectra versus both frequency and damping, as opposed to the classical 1D frequency spectra routinely used in NMR spectroscopy. To show the power of our new nonparametric approach we compare its performance with the ultimate performance of the parametric approach. We use both simulated and real NMR signals in our numerical performance study.
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Department of Systems and Control, Uppsala University, SE-75103 Uppsala, Sweden. ps@syscon.uu.se
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D009682:Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy / Q000379:methods*; D008433:Mathematics; D055585:Physical Phenomena; D010825:Physics