Meat quality quantitative detection method based on fusion of thermal imaging and visual imaging in time sequence temperature change process
A quantitative detection method and quantitative detection technology, applied in image enhancement, image analysis, measuring devices, etc., can solve the problems of complex operation of meat quality detection technology, low accuracy of recognition model, single information acquisition, etc., to achieve easy promotion, Ease of operation and improvement of detection accuracy
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[0036] Example 1: Thermal image video and CCD image acquisition system structure and its application of a method for quantitative detection of adulterated content in adulterated mutton based on thermal imaging and visual imaging fusion
[0037] Part a: A thermal imaging video and CCD image acquisition system structure of a quantitative detection method for adulterated mutton content based on thermal imaging and visual imaging fusion
[0038] The detection system includes temperature changing unit, lighting unit, thermal image acquisition unit, visual imaging acquisition unit, dark box, sample chamber and data display and analysis unit, such as figure 1 shown; the temperature variable unit is a heating or cooling device with adjustable temperature, which is located inside the dark box and is used to provide a stable temperature source for the sample; the lighting unit is a ring light source with adjustable light intensity, which is used Stable light is provided during acquisiti...
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[0048] Example 2: A method for quantitative detection of adulterated content in adulterated mutton based on fusion of thermal imaging and visual imaging
[0049] The specific flow chart of this embodiment is as follows figure 2 shown
[0050] Part c: Establishment of a quantitative detection model for pork and duck adulterated content in adulterated mutton
[0051] c1. Sample preparation
[0052] The experimental materials are mutton, pork and duck, and the fat, fascia and epidermis are removed. Firstly, pure mutton, pure pork and pure duck samples are prepared. According to different adulteration ratios (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%), use an electronic scale to weigh the corresponding weight of mutton, pork and duck, mix them respectively, put them into a meat grinder and stir for 30 s , twisted into evenly granulated meat, and then the net weight of about 30 g Put the minced meat in a diameter of 6 cm , Compacted in a round petri dish with a flat surface to make an adulter...
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