EEMlab

The EEMlab Project (Excitation Emission Matrices laboratory) consists on developing a MATLAB’s Graphical User Interface (GUI) that fully supports the drEEM toolbox (decomposition routines for Excitation Emission Matrices). The join of both, the EEMlab GUI plus the drEEM toolbox enable the researches an easy way to perform PARAFAC analysis into fluorescence EEM datasets. Visit the EEMlab Project's web for getting more information.

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EEMlab Tutorial

Get access to the EEMlab TUTORIAL that illustrates how to use EEMlab to process the drEEM dataset

Bibliography

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