Table 1.
The RMSE values obtained by the four baseline correction methods.
| Methods | Baseline Type (Low Noise) | Baseline Type (High Noise) | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Linear | Sine | Linear | Sine | |||||
| Optimal Parameters | RMSE | Optimal Parameters | RMSE | Optimal Parameters | RMSE | Optimal Parameters | RMSE | |
| I-ModPoly 1 | order 5 = 6 | 0.1043 | order = 6 | 0.0790 | order = 5 | 0.1315 | order = 6 | 0.1164 |
| MPLS 2 | λ 6 = 108 w 7 = 70 |
0.0131 | λ = 107.6 w = 80 |
0.0148 | λ = 108.8 w = 60 |
0.0764 | λ = 107.6 w = 70 |
0.0312 |
| IA 3 | T 8 = 10−2.2 | 0.1128 | T = 10−2.2 | 0.0831 | T = 10−2 | 0.1907 | T = 10−2 | 0.1641 |
| erPLS 4 | - | 0.0061 | - | 0.0036 | - | 0.0098 | - | 0.0109 |
1. I-ModPoly—improved modified multi-polynomial fitting method; 2. MPLS—morphological weighted penalized least squares method; 3. IA—iterative averaging method; 4. erPLS—the proposed method; 5. order—polynomial order of the I-ModPoly method; 6. λ—smoothness parameter of the MPLS method; 7. w—half window parameter of the MPLS method; 8. T—threshold parameter of the IA method.