Research for TCM Prescription Compatibility Chemical Components Dose-Response Relationship Using MSC-PLS

Bin Nie; Zhuo Wang; Ri Yue Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.701-702.63

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Research for TCM Prescription Compatibility Chemical Components Dose-Response Relationship Using MSC-PLS

Abstract:

Study traditional Chinese medicine prescription compatibility chemical components Dose-response relationship based on multiplicative signal correction and partial least squares (MSC-PLS). Method: mathematical modeling base on MSC-PLS. Results: study the compatibility chemical components of the dachengqi decoction; mining the regression coefficient and equation, VIP sorting, loadings Bi plot base on the method. Conclusion: the method mining the data information and optimization the compatibility of the dachengqi decoction cure ileus rats is feasible and effective.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 701-702)

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December 2014

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Bin Nie*, Zhuo Wang, Ri Yue Yu

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Chemical Components, Dose-Response, Multiplicative Signal Correction, Partial Least Squares

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