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Published in final edited form as: Appl Spectrosc. 2010 Jul;64(7):750–759. doi: 10.1366/000370210791666183

Fig. 2 — Examples of LIBS classification spectra used for building models. The units of the ordinate axes are detector counts. True identities of the spectra are: sample A, S. aureus LP9; sample B, E. coli DH5α; sample C, S. aureus MM61; sample D, S. aureus MM66; and sample E, S. aureus MM66-4.

Fig. 2 — Examples of LIBS classification spectra used for building models. The units of the ordinate axes are detector counts. True identities of the spectra are: sample A, S. aureus LP9; sample B, E. coli DH5α; sample C, S. aureus MM61; sample D, S. aureus MM66; and sample E, S. aureus MM66-4.