The present invention relates to a method (500) for enhancing a Raman contribution in a spectrum of a sample (102), the method (500) comprising: Recording (504) a first spectrum of light (200) comprising information associated with ambient light and a first measurement response, wherein the first measurement response comprises a first optical response and a first Raman response of the sample (102) in response to being illuminated with light (104), having a first spot size (103b), from a light source (110). Recording (508) a second spectrum of light (300) comprising information associated with ambient light and a second measurement response, wherein the second measurement response comprises a second optical response and a second Raman response of the sample (102) in response to being illuminated with light (104), having a second spot size (103a), from the light source (110). Wherein the first spot size (103b) is larger than the second spot size (103a), whereby a contribution, to the first measurement response, of the first Raman response in relation to a contribution of the first optical response is smaller than a contribution, to the second measurement response, of the second Raman response in relation to the second optical response. Forming (510) a data set (400) based on a dissimilarity between the first spectrum (200) and the second spectrum (300), thereby enhancing a contribution of a Raman response to the formed data set (400). A spectroscopy system (100), a computer program and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium are also disclosed.

A diaper pail is disclosed. The diaper pail includes a scale configured to determine a weight of an absorbent article. The diaper pail further includes a light source positioned to transmit light at an excitation wavelength of a biological substance. The diaper pail further includes a photodetector positioned to detect a measurement of light intensity within the range of emission wavelengths of the biological substance. The diaper pail includes a processor that is configured to execute processor-executable instructions to receive the weight of the absorbent article and the measurement of light intensity and to detect a presence of the biological substance on the absorbent article.