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<blockquote><div class="quotetitle">Quote from <a class="profile-link highlight-admin" href="https://ucphchemometrics.com/forum/profile/beaqc/">Beatriz Quintanilla</a> on March 6, 2023, 10:44 am</div>Hello!

Thanks for your comment.

PARADISe sessions can be saved in any location, which should be specified in the Settings tab &gt; Overall: PARADISe Directory. Just below the directory, you are also able to specify the session name. The session is automatically saved and updated according to the last changes, so you can turn off the software without loosing the job. Next time you open the software, just import your session: your data, intervals and models should be there.

In case you only want to import the chromatographic data, it is saved in the paradise-data sub-folder (within the session folder). Note that the intervals are not automatically saved in a specific file - they are part of the models. But you can export them, both as excel and mat files - as I think you did - and you can actually save those files in any folder; yet, I'd suggest to save them in the session folder. However, if you also need to import your models you should import the whole PARADISe session, because they cannot be exported nor imported independently.

I hope it makes sense, otherwise let us know.

NB. Remember that PARAFAC2 models perform better with larger datasets (at least 20 samples).

Best,

Beatriz

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