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

GetTechniques (reversed)
function Techniques = GetTechniques (reversed)
%GetTechniques v0.4.3
%
%This function generates the list with experimental techniques that are
%known by the SPC file format.
%
%Syntax:
%    Techniques = GetTechniques (reversed)
%
%Input parameters:
%    - reversed: boolean: optional: default = 0: indicates whether the
%         numbers indicating the experimental technique need to be
%         in the second column (see output paramters)
%
%Output parameters:
%    - Cell array:
%         1st column: the numbers for the experimental technique
%         2nd column: description of the experimental technique
%
%
%Technical data about the SPC-fileformat is freely available and obtained
%from Galactic Industries Corp: see gspc_udf.pdf available at:
%    https://ftirsearch.com/features/converters/SPCFileFormat.htm
%

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%GSTools: a set of MATLAB functions to read, write and work with SPC spectra in MATLAB
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%History:
%   v0.4:
%      - Extracted from GSSpcRead

Techniques{1,1} = '0';
Techniques{1,2} = 'General (could be anything)';
Techniques{2,1} = '1';
Techniques{2,2} = 'Gas Chromatogram';
Techniques{3,1} = '2';
Techniques{3,2} = 'General Chromatogram'; % (same as SPCGEN and TCGRAM in ftflgs).';
Techniques{4,1} = '3';
Techniques{4,2} = 'HPLC Chromatogram';
Techniques{5,1} = '4';
Techniques{5,2} = 'FT-IR, FT-NIR, FT-Raman Spectrum'; %(Can also be used for scanning IR.)
Techniques{6,1} = '5';
Techniques{6,2} = 'NIR Spectrum';
Techniques{7,1} = '6';
Techniques{7,2} = 'UV-VIS Spectrum';% (Can be used for single scanning UVVIS-NIR.)
%0x07h Not Defined Do not use.
Techniques{8,1} = '8';
Techniques{8,2} = 'X-ray Diffraction Spectrum';
Techniques{9,1} = '9';
Techniques{9,2} = 'Mass Spectrum'; %(Can be GC-MS, Continuum, Centroid or TOF.)
Techniques{10,1} = '10';
Techniques{10,2} = 'NMR Spectrum';
Techniques{11,1} = '11';
Techniques{11,2} = 'Raman Spectrum'; %(Usually Diode Array, CCD, etc. not for FT-Raman.)
Techniques{12,1} = '12';
Techniques{12,2} = 'Fluorescence Spectrum';
Techniques{13,1} = '13';
Techniques{13,2} = 'Atomic Spectrum';
Techniques{14,1} = '14';
Techniques{14,2} = 'Chromatography Diode Array Spectra';

if nargin == 1
    if reversed
        Techniques(:,3) = Techniques(:,1);
        Techniques(:,1) = [];
    end
end

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