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The Unscrambler Predictor is a CAMO initiative designed to make models generated off-line using The Unscrambler®, more widely accessible to third party instruments and control systems. The Unscrambler Predictor can be interfaced into an existing software platform to provide users all of the predictive and diagnostic tools found in The Unscrambler®, configured in a way that allows real time quality control. |
The Unscrambler Predictor "packages" an Unscrambler model into a DLL (32 bit only) protocol. Through these protocols, third party software, whether custom built (C, C++, Fortran, Visual Basic etc) or proprietary, can interface with the Unscrambler Predictor for the generation of real time prediction values and associated diagnostics. |
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- Perform real time predictions from data obtained from laboratory or process equipment
- DLL function calls(32 bit only)
- Automatic data preprocessing, supports all pretreatments available in The UnscramblerŽ
- Programmers reference manual available for in-house customisation
- Supports PCR and PLS models built in The UnscramblerŽ 7.x + higher
- Supports predictions from MLR models
- Supports The UnscramblerŽ's merged model file format for MLR, PCR and PLS-R. This format includes all model and pretreatment subfiles into a single file. This facilitates storage and re-location of The UnscramblerŽ model files for usage in Unscrambler Predictor
- Outputs Hotelling T2 statistics, to help discover erroneous or outlying samples
- Can be used together with Unscrambler Classifier(for online classification)
- Runs under Windows 2000, XP, 2003 and Vista
- Make predictions from raw data
- Automatic preprocessing of new data
- Works with several models simultaneously
- Documentation and code examples follow the software
- Providing quality measurements based on outputs of process spectrometers or other multichannel instruments
- Detection of process deviations and faults before they become a problem
- Pharmaceutical applications using Process Analytical Technology (PAT) and Quality by Design (QbD) initiatives
- Reaction and process monitoring in the petrochemical, agriculture & food sectors and for environmental monitoring
