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When Raman Spectral Fidelity and Bacterial Classification Accuracy Diverge
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Spectral error and classification error can respond differently to the same change in a Raman spectrum. We compared three derivative errors and three versions of spectral information divergence (SID) against mean squared error (MSE) using a fixed bacterial classification task. All derivative errors
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