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A Gas-Spectral Bimodal Information Fusion Method Combining Electronic Nose and Hyperspectral System to Identify the Rice Quality in Different Storage Periods


Abstract:

Rice quality tends to decline with the increase in storage period. In rice production, it is common to pass off poor-quality rice with a long storage period as fresh rice...Show More

Abstract:

Rice quality tends to decline with the increase in storage period. In rice production, it is common to pass off poor-quality rice with a long storage period as fresh rice. In this work, we designed a self-selection convolution neural network (SS-Net) combined with nondestructive detection techniques of electronic nose (e-nose) and hyperspectral to identify the rice quality in different storage periods. First, apply the e-nose and hyperspectral system to detect the gas and spectral information of two rice brands, Dao Huaxiang and Xiao Yuanli, in six storage periods, with three humidity levels. Second, a self-selection convolution (SSConv) is proposed to concern essential features affecting the classification performance after fusing the gas and spectral information. Finally, SS-Net is designed to achieve the adaptive classification of gas and spectral information, realizing rice quality discrimination. Compared with other classification methods, SS-Net obtains the best classification performance and provides an effective method for rice quality monitoring.
Article Sequence Number: 2526611
Date of Publication: 20 August 2024

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I. Introduction

Rice quality and safety are a hot concern in people’s lives [1]. Before selling rice, good storage conditions are essential to ensure that the rice is stored from production to consumption. As rice is stored longer, its lipids gradually oxidize and hydrolyze, producing free fatty acids, aldehydes, ketones, and other chemicals that deteriorate the flavor and texture [2]. Generally, producers store rice at room temperature, while storage humidity directly impacts the rice quality, depending on weather, geographical location, and other factors. At room temperature, high humidity makes rice more susceptible to deterioration [3]. In the rice market, it is common to counterfeit fresh rice with longer storage periods. Therefore, it is necessary to propose an intelligent detection method to identify the rice quality.

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