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                  4.  Conclusion
                      The study has shown the promising of wavelength selection using input
                  scaling method particularly with application on a high dimension dataset such
                  NIRS spectral data. The proposed method was also robust since it applied a
                  robust measure of central tendency and robust measure of scale in the cut-off
                  threshold calculation. The proposed mod-VIP-MCUVE method has confirmed
                  the superiority to the other reference method such the conventional PLS with
                  no wavelength selection and input scaling applied, the VIP method, and the
                  MCUVE. In the selection of relevant wavelengths, using the modified cut-off
                  threshold the proposed method succeed to remove only the most irrelevant
                  wavelengths in the model, hence it also can still maintained the use of less
                  number of latent variables in the PLS model. Moreover, the proposed method
                  has confirmed the importance of wavelength selection method to reduce the
                  data  dimension  and  to  improve  the  model  interpretability  particularly  to
                  investigate the fundamental attribute of diffuse selected reflectance of NIRS
                  spectral absorption and understanding of the system studied.

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