Water Quality Detection Using UV Spectra Based on the PCA Algorithm

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Nowadays water pollution is a major problem facing our country, how to detect the water quality anomalies quickly is a major issue which needs to be solved urgently. In this paper, using PCA and cluster analysis methods, the similarities and differences of different water samples are analyzed. Meanwhile, two water samples belonging to the same river can be classified into different clusters due to different pollution degrees. It is promising that detecting the abnormal events based on the ultraviolet spectrum of water is possible. The research and results of this paper provide theoretical support and feasibility roadmap of the technology.

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