Hello everyone.
I am currently utilizing the R platform for my work. Leveraging free packages in R significantly aids in the successful completion of my tasks. I faced challenges while conducting Partial Least Squares (PLS) calculations on this particular platform. The two packages currently utilized are mixOmics and pls. However, these packages fail to meet the desired outcomes as indicated by previous research. The studies employ the PLS toolbox in Matlab for their analyses (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpba.2022.115037). I am facing a significant challenge due to the limited implementation budget, as the cost of the PLS toolbox exceeds $3,000. The financial implications associated with acquiring scientific research software in developing nations pose a significant obstacle to the advancement of scientific endeavors within these regions.
Does anyone possess any viable solutions to assist me in resolving the aforementioned issue? Are there any available packages or source script files for the PLS toolbox in R?
Thank you sincerely for your assistance.
I personally use SOLO for eigenvector and tghey have academic pricing that is way less than 3K. it is not free... but substantially less than the regular cost. with it you can do so much more than pls thou. Hope that helps
https://eigenvector.com/software/pricing/
Hi Jalice Manso
I express my heartfelt gratitude for the valuable information you have provided. In addition to my proficiency in utilizing the PLS Toolbox, I find myself among a limited number of researchers who employ MATLAB, particularly within the field of Analytical Chemistry. If there are no issues, I kindly request that you provide additional information regarding the benefits of utilizing SOLO, or instructions on how to effectively utilize SOLO within the MATLAB environment. I am proficient in R and possess limited experience in MATLAB.
I intend to utilize my personal savings in the near future to avail the services of SOLO.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude.
you are welcome.
in their website (https://eigenvector.com/software/solo/) you can the details of the analysis SOLO is capable. It is a standalone software package so you don't need matlab to use it. they have a free trial version you can download anytime and test out. I would also highly recommend you watch some of their webinars (https://eigenvector.com/resources/webinars-2/) to get an idea on how to use it. They have a ton of information to help you.
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