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Karin Höjer Holmgren
Researcher at Swedish Defence Research Agency
Publications - 8
Citations - 69
Karin Höjer Holmgren is an academic researcher from Swedish Defence Research Agency. The author has contributed to research in topics: Computer science & Attribution. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 6 publications receiving 42 citations.
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Part 1: Tracing Russian VX to its synthetic routes by multivariate statistics of chemical attribution signatures.
Karin Höjer Holmgren,Carlos A. Valdez,Roger Magnusson,Alexander K. Vu,Sandra Lindberg,Audrey M. Williams,Armando Alcaraz,Crister Åstot,Saphon Hok,Rikard Norlin +9 more
TL;DR: The utility of this methodology for attributing VR samples to a particular production method is demonstrated, demonstrating the utility of the CAS in synthesized batches of crude VR in diverse batches and matrices.
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Synthesis route attribution of sulfur mustard by multivariate data analysis of chemical signatures.
Karin Höjer Holmgren,Saphon Hok,Roger Magnusson,Andreas Larsson,Crister Åstot,Carolyn Koester,Daniel A Mew,Alexander K. Vu,Armando Alcaraz,Audrey M. Williams,Rikard Norlin,Daniel Wiktelius +11 more
TL;DR: A multivariate model was developed to attribute samples to a synthetic method used in the production of sulfur mustard (HD), with the aim to introduce variability while reducing the influence of laboratory or chemist specific impurities in multivariate analysis.
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On the use of spectra from portable Raman and ATR-IR instruments in synthesis route attribution of a chemical warfare agent by multivariate modeling.
Daniel Wiktelius,Linnea Ahlinder,Andreas Larsson,Karin Höjer Holmgren,Rikard Norlin,Per Ola Andersson,Per Ola Andersson +6 more
TL;DR: Data obtained with spectroscopy instruments amenable for field deployment can be useful in forensic studies of chemical warfare agents, and model performance was enhanced when Raman and IR spectra were combined.
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Screening of nerve agent markers with hollow fiber-chemosorption of phosphonic acids.
TL;DR: This sensitive approach for extracting nerve gas markers such as phosphonic acids from urine and other aqueous samples can be flexibly modified to obtain confirmatory information, or address potential problems caused by interferences in some samples.
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Route Determination of Sulfur Mustard Using Nontargeted Chemical Attribution Signature Screening.
Karin Höjer Holmgren,Lina Mörén,Linnea Ahlinder,Andreas Larsson,Daniel Wiktelius,Rikard Norlin,Crister Åstot +6 more
TL;DR: In this article, the performance of two supervised machine learning algorithms for retrospective synthetic route attribution, orthogonal partial least squares discriminant analysis (OPLS-DA) and random forest (RF), were compared using external test sets.