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Database system coupled to chemometric algorithms that consequently stores spectra and related data

TransNorm(data, NormMethod)
%function [data, mi, norms] = TransNorm(data, NormMethod);
%
%This function normalizes the data of the Biodata object in an alternative
%way. First TransNorm will substract the minimum value of each spectrum.
%Afterwards the normalisation is executed. One can choose to normalize by
%dividing all values of one spectrum
%    - with the maximum value of that spectrum
%    - with the length (or norm) of that vector
%
%Input parameters:
%    - data: the datamatrix
%    - NormMethod: method of normalisation: if
%         'Max': division by the maximum value of each spectrum
%         'Len': division by norm of each spectrum after substraction of 
%             the minimum value
%
%Output parameters:
%    - data: the normalized spectra
%    - mi: the minima of the spectra
%    - norms: the normalisation factor
%
%Example:
%    load data
%    xaxis = 1:size(data,2);
%    subplot (3,1,1);
%    plot (xaxis, data);
%    title ('Original dataset');
%    subplot (3, 1, 2);
%    plot (xaxis, TransNorm (data, 'Max'));
%    title ('Normalized by maximum');
%    subplot (3, 1, 3);
%    plot (xaxis, TransNorm (data, 'Len'));
%    title ('Normalized by vector length');

%The Biodata toolbox for MATLAB: a spectral database system for storing and
%processing spectra
%C 2005-2008, Kris De Gussem, Raman Spectroscopy Research Group, Department
%of analytical chemistry, Ghent University
%C 2009 Kris De Gussem
%
%This file is part of Biodata.
%
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function [data, mi, norms] = TransNorm(data, NormMethod)
switch nargin
    case 1
        NormMethod = 'Len';
    case 2
        
    otherwise
        error ('Biodata:msg', 'Wrong number of input parameters...');
end

si = size (data,2);
mi = min (data, [], 2);
data = data - repmat (mi, 1, si);
switch NormMethod
    case 'Max'
        norms = max(data,[], 2);
        data = data ./ repmat (norms, 1, size (data,2));
    case 'Len'
        [data, norms] = normaliz (data);
    otherwise
        error ('Biodata:msg', 'Unsupported value for normalization method. See help Biodata/TransNorm...')
end

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