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1. 毕业设计（论文）的内容、要求、设计方案、规划等

前言中包括对基于光谱成像开展指标空间分布检测的研究进展的描述，指出开展基于区域光谱建立化学计量学模型进行像素光谱指标检测、以及对检测结果开展数值验证研究的必要性。

方案：采用模拟仿真方法，人工生成检测区域内各空间位置处的像素光谱，提取合成区域均值光谱进行化学计量学建模、进行像素位置指标验证。

对比不同区域光谱生成方式对像素位置光谱的检测精度影响、及有无噪声情况对像素光谱的检测精度影响。

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