A method for transplanting cross-component infrared spectroscopy models based on transfer learning
A technology of infrared spectroscopy and transfer learning, applied in machine learning, computing models, character and pattern recognition, etc., can solve problems such as transplantation of different component models
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[0053] The data source is the near-infrared spectral data set of 80 corn samples, the spectral scanning range is 1100-2498nm, the scanning interval is 2nm, and each sample contains 700 wavelength points. Two near-infrared spectrometers were used to scan all the corn samples. For the convenience of expression, the names of the two instruments were respectively named: m5 and mp5, such as figure 2 shown. In this dataset, there are four components: moisture, corn oil, protein, and fatty acids.
[0054] In this embodiment, 50 samples are randomly selected from the entire data set, and the corresponding protein components and the spectra obtained by the instrument m5 scan form the source component training set Randomly select 20 samples from the remaining 30 samples, and the corresponding corn oil components and the spectrum obtained by the instrument mp5 scan form the target component training set The remaining 10 samples, the corresponding corn oil components and the spectrum...
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