SIMCA 14 is a major upgrade of SIMCA 13, now including support for Unicode is a computing industry standard for consistent encoding, representation and handling of text expressed in most of the world’s writing systems. This means that SIMCA now will be able to import and represent characters earlier not supported.

This release also includes time saving features as well as a complemented tool box for multivariate data analysis. This can help you to optimize your processes and save time. Some of the new features that are included in the release is listed below.

Scripting using Python will allow you to write and use scripts to automate your day-to-day work. Scripting will help you save time when performing repetitive work. The script can also be shared across the organization to streamline data analysis tasks and make the daily work more efficient.

Workspace enhances ease of use. All plots and tables, customized as desired, are saved and reopened the next time you open the project. Combine with memory notes of the analysis in the new Notes pane for efficient information sharing across your organization as well as saving for future reference.

What-If Analysis allows use of model to predict what will happen when data is adjusted, making SIMCA 14 an excellent tool for simulation and process understanding.

OPLS news – Models for batch evolution can now be based on OPLS allowing superior interpretation. Permutation test for validation of OPLS models has been introduced as well as Variable Influence on Projection (VIP).

New Graphics and Plots – Now including the new plot ROC and plot type DOT.