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A dual AE-GAN guided THz spectral dehulling model for mapping energy and moisture distribution on sunflower seed kernels.
Food chemistry · 29 Dec 2021 · 10.1016/j.foodchem.2021.131971
Abstract
Energy and moisture contents are important food chemical attributes. In the current study, a nondestructive Terahertz (THz) time-domain imaging system was first time used for evaluating the energy and moisture distributions of sunflower seed kernels inside shells. For this task, a dual autoencoders (AE)-generative adversarial nets (GAN) spectral dehulling semi-supervised model was developed. The model could automatically learn the kernel information from the latent representations of the spectra of the intact seeds through adversarial learning to achieve feature disentanglement. Results indicated that the generated kernel images had similar features to the original kernel images and high-quality chemical distribution maps for energy and moisture contents of sunflower seed kernels inside shells were successfully obtained. As the current method took the advantage of the characteristics of THz imaging and selected a suitable deep learning algorithm, it has the potential to generalize for imaging other chemical substances of other dry shelled seeds or biological samples (moisture content and thickness below 15% and 5 mm, respectively).
Plant phenotyping relevance
ヒマワリ種子内部のエネルギー・水分分布を取得するTHzイメージングとAE-GAN解析モデルの開発が研究の中心であり、植物器官の化学的状態を直接推定する手法である。
abstracta nondestructive Terahertz (THz) time-domain imaging system was first time used for evaluating the energy and moisture distributions of sunflower seed kernels inside shells
abstracta dual autoencoders (AE)-generative adversarial nets (GAN) spectral dehulling semi-supervised model was developed
abstracthigh-quality chemical distribution maps for energy and moisture contents of sunflower seed kernels inside shells were successfully obtained
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