The present application relates to the technical field of
intelligent sensor, specifically to a Raman spectrum-based monk fruit
agricultural residue fluorescence background suppression imaging method, which comprises the following steps: recognizing the gap between the hairy tissues of monk fruit by using a distance sensor, locking a three-dimensional pixel coordinate matrix and extracting local curvature
feature mapping as a
capillary pressure gradient field, guiding
noble metal nano-probes to enrich at the root of the gradient field to construct a local enhanced hot spot, and outputting an enhanced
signal stream; adopting
frequency shift excitation combined with polarization
differential phase detection, using polarization difference to strip scattering interference caused by the hairy tissues, and performing differential
processing through
image subtraction algorithm to obtain an
agricultural residue differential image; and establishing an attenuation correction model based on surface
topography and normal angle to perform pixel-level
gain compensation on the
signal and restore the real distribution concentration of agricultural residues. The present application is suitable for agricultural product detection scenes with complex hairy structure and strong
fluorescence background, and can significantly improve the
signal sensitivity, spatial imaging resolution and quantitative analysis capability of
agricultural residue detection in a strong interference environment.