Abstract

The present paper reports the results of a methodological work carried out to optimize interactance–reflectance NIR analysis of Iberian pig adipose tissue. The RMS statistic included in ISI software, which computes the agreement between spectra, was used for quantitation of errors due to operational factors (scan location and room light). The results obtained suggest that it would be advisable to take scans from at least two different locations and after setting an STD RMS limit of 45000 μlog (1/R) at the Scan program. The room light has no effect on the spectra repeatability.

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