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Applying Visual Basic for Human Machine Interface Applications
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A Hybrid Approach for Event Extraction
the previous approaches i.e. CRF and SRL can only identify those event words that have verb (VB) POS information. We know from the lexical information of
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Every Visual Basic control consists of three important elements ? Properties which describe the object, Methods cause an object to do something and. Events are what happens when an object does something.What is the difference between event and method in VB?
A method is nothing but a function which executes something in it when called. it can be called any time. A event is a result of a action performed by the user like click, hover, drag, re-size etc. There are event handlers.What are Methods of Visual Basic?
In Visual Basic, there are two ways to create a method: the Sub statement is used if the method does not return a value; the Function statement is used if a method returns a value. A class can have several implementations, or overloads, of the same method that differ in the number of parameters or parameter types.- Events are basically a user action like key press, clicks, mouse movements, etc., or some occurrence like system generated notifications. Applications need to respond to events when they occur. Clicking on a button, or entering some text in a text box, or clicking on a menu item, all are examples of events.
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ChemStation E-Seminar Agenda Schedule
Short description
15. Oct. 2008
ChemStation Data Storage ConceptChemStation Navigation TableHow to improve Review and ReprocessIntegrating My Results in ChemStationHow to set up a calibration table in ChemStation
04. Feb. 2009
Various Reporting in Chemstation
Steven Brown
Ortrud Emde
Updated Compliance 21 CFR Part 11 solution with
Agilent ChemStation & OpenLAB ECM
12. Nov. 200810. Dec. 200814. Jan. 2009
Steven Brown
18. Feb. 2009
Agilent
SpeakerSteven Brown
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Seminar 3: Integrating my Results in ChemStation
TopicsThe Integration TaskGeneral Integration Items and the use of auto integrationInitial Integration EventsTimed EventsManual Integration eventsManual integration events and where to save them
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The Integration Task
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The Integration Process consists of the following: construct initial baseline peak recognition - start and end time find the apex of the peak baseline allocation (construction) peak area measurementIntegration Process
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1 Slope and Curvature within limit
2 Slope and curvature above limit: peak?
3 Slope remains above limit: peak recognized
4 Curvature becomes negative: front inflection
5 First Derivate zero: Apex
6 Curvature becomes positive: rear inflection point
7 Slope and curvature within limit: end of peak?
8 Slope and curvature within limit: end of peak
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Start, End and Apex of a Peak
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To Integrate a Chromatogram, the Integrator:1) Defines the initial baseline.2) Continuously tracks and updates the baseline.3) Identifies the start time for a peak and marks this point with a vertical
tick mark.4) Finds the apex of each peak, creates a parabolic fit for the peak top,
and stores the retention time.5) Identifies the end time for the peak, and marks this point with a vertical
tick mark.6) Constructs a baseline.7) Calculates the area, height, and peak width for each peak.
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BB BV VB BB BV VBTick Marks
Baseline
The default baseline is constructed as a series of straight line segments between: the start of the baseline, the tick marks, and the end of the peak.Default Baseline Construction
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Integrator UI
Define integration
parameters just by selecting and clicking on the chromatogramThere are two sets of detector specific integration events:initial eventsand time-basedIntegration events for all signals
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When a Signal is Loaded, Integration May Occur
Automatically
Integrate by:
•Selecting Integrate after load in LoadSignaldialog box or
Preferencesdialog
box. •Selecting IntegrateorAuto Integrate from
the menu. •Selecting theIntegration or Auto
Integration Tool.
•Running a method where the RunTime Checklist
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Auto Integrate
Examines beginning and end regions to estimate noise. Assigns initial Slope Sensitivity and Height Reject. Assigns temporary Peak Width value for first pass integration.Sets Area Reject to zero.
Performs trial integration, may be repeated several times. Calculates Peak Width based on early eluting peaks.Refines Slope Sensitivity and Height Reject.
Computes Area Reject as 90% area of most symmetrical peak.Autointegrates based on your
settings in For All Signals.Can be a good starting point
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Set Up Integration
Set up integration for your method in the Data
Analysis mode using a representative
chromatogram.Loads IntegrationEvents
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Initial Integration Events
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Initial integration events
Use:Slope Sensitivityto define peak sensitivity
Peakwidthto set an initial sampling interval for the integrator to distinguish peaks from baseline noiseArea Rejectto filter small peaksHeight Rejectto set noise rejectionShoulderto specify the algorithm for shoulder detection
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Initial Settings - Events
Peak Width- controls the ability of
the integrator to distinguish peaks from baseline noise. In general, increasing the peak width will result in broader peaks.Area reject- All peaks whose
areas are below this value will not be reported.Height reject- All peaks whose
heights are below this value will not be reported.0.05 0.1
Slope sensitivity- decreasing slope
sensitivity will result in detecting smaller and broader peaks.Shoulder Detection Mode- shoulders
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Shoulders occur when two peaks are so close together that no valley exists between themPeak with shoulders
Tangent Shoulders
Drop Line Shoulders
Shoulder Detection
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Initial Settings - For All Signals
Tangent Skim Mode- only applies whenconditions for the following settings are met: Tail Peak Skim Height Ratio, orFront Peak Skim Height Ratio, andSkim Valley RatioPeak To Valley Ratio
Baseline Correction must beAdvanced
Some Events in this table are dependent
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Tangent Skim Mode
•Tangent Skim Modes •New Exponential •Exponential •Straight •Standard The Tail Peak Skim Height RatioandSkim Valley Ratiowill be used to determine whether a tangent skim will be applied to calculate the area of a child peak on the trailing edge of a parent peak.ChemStation E-Seminar
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Tail Peak Skim Height Ratio
H p H c H p H cRatio must be
greater than set value to be skimmedSetting the value to zerodisablestangent skimming
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Tail Peak Skim Height Ratio
No Tangent Skimming
Tangent Skimmed
Tail Peak Skim Height Ratio = 3
Skim Valley Ratio = 20
Tail Peak Skim Height Ratio = 0
Skim Valley Ratio = 20
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