# Multi-dimensional data management by virtual sample library written in object-oriented script language Ruby

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2004-02

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## Title

- title: Multi-dimensional data management by virtual sample library written in object-oriented
    script language Ruby
  title_type: original
  lang: en

## Description

- description: |
    Virtual sample library (VSL) is developed for accessing
    multi-dimensional data acquired from several measurements on a single
    combinatorial sample library.  Management of such data is generally very
    hard because each data is stored independently in various format.  The
    data is structuralized and standardized by VSL, which has a hierarchy
    structure whose top layer has the same geometry of the combinatorial
    sample library.  Each data is stored into the VSL systematically
    according to their coordinates in the library, the name of the
    measurements, and the dimension of the data.  Thus, VSL can provide any
    data for analysis and visualization by specifying their identifying
    information.

    An actual example is demonstrated for the case of one-dimensional
    combinatorial glass sample library.  Some tellurite glass libraries
    containing Er and F are annealed in a temperature-gradient furnace and
    the decay curves of 1.5 um-fluorescence of Er3+ are recorded
    along the libraries in order to find annealing conditions for
    precipitation of Er-containing fluoride crystals.  Their fluorescence
    spectra, fluorescence lifetime, state of precipitates as a function of
    annealing conditions (7-dimensional data) are plotted in two figures
    through VSL.
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  lang: en

## Creator

- name: TODOROKI, Shin-ichi
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  orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3986-1900
- name: INOUE, Satoru
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- subject: object-oriented
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- subject: informatics
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- subject: multi-dimensional data
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- subject: virtual sample library
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