2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.aca.2013.01.002
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Multivariate analysis of chromatographic retention data and lipophilicity of phenylacetamide derivatives

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“…In contrast to the classical linear regression, multivariate methods can give a more comprehensive insight into the dependencies that exist among the analyzed data. [39][40][41][42][43] In order to establish a model that defines a qualitative and/or quantitative relationship between the chemical structure and the studied properties of molecules, as well as the relationship between the studied parameters of potential biological activity, all the obtained results, R M 0 , m, determined in both modifiers and both stationary phases, including the standard parameter of lipophilicity, pharmacokinetic predictors, and toxicity parameters, were analyzed using cluster analysis (CA) and principal component analysis (PCA). The CA and PCA were performed on the matrix in which R M 0 , m, logP, pharmacokinetic predictors, and toxicological parameters of the tested compounds were variables (columns), and the diphenylacetamides rows.…”
Section: Application Of Multivariate Analysis For the Study Of The mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast to the classical linear regression, multivariate methods can give a more comprehensive insight into the dependencies that exist among the analyzed data. [39][40][41][42][43] In order to establish a model that defines a qualitative and/or quantitative relationship between the chemical structure and the studied properties of molecules, as well as the relationship between the studied parameters of potential biological activity, all the obtained results, R M 0 , m, determined in both modifiers and both stationary phases, including the standard parameter of lipophilicity, pharmacokinetic predictors, and toxicity parameters, were analyzed using cluster analysis (CA) and principal component analysis (PCA). The CA and PCA were performed on the matrix in which R M 0 , m, logP, pharmacokinetic predictors, and toxicological parameters of the tested compounds were variables (columns), and the diphenylacetamides rows.…”
Section: Application Of Multivariate Analysis For the Study Of The mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Glavna komponenta, PC, je u stvari linearna kombinacija originalnih promenljivih. U praktičnom radu obično je dovoljno zadržati samo nekoliko glavnih komponenti, čiji zbir obuhvata veliki procenat ukupne promenljive [14][15][16].…”
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“…Glavna komponenta, PC, je u stvari linearna kombinacija originalnih promenljivih. U praktičnom radu obično je dovoljno zadržati samo nekoliko glavnih komponenti, čiji zbir obuhvata veliki procenat ukupne promenljive [14][15][16].Faktor analiza koristi se za opis međusobne zavisnosti velikog broja promenjivih korišćenjem manjeg broja osnovnih, ali neopažljivih slučajnih promenljivih povezanih kao faktori. Ova metoda takođe se koristi za redukciju velikog broja podataka, ali i za otkrivanje strukture povezanosti među promenjivim (varijable), odnosno za njihovu klasifikaciju [15].…”
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“…Principal component analysis (PCA) and hierarchical clustering (HC) were employed widely in liquid and/or gas chromatography to identify patterns and relationships between the columns since these methods can handle samples of large sizes and complexities. Therefore, these tools have been used for identification, classification, and qualitative control [32, 33], evaluation of the stationary phases [18, 25, 27, 28], and elucidation of retention mechanisms [27, 28, 34]. Moreover, hyphenated chromatographic instruments such as HPLC-DAD or LC-MS can generate tremendous amounts of data in a short time.…”
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confidence: 99%