A novel microscopic hyperspectral imaging detection method for quantitative powdered food adulteration assessment: A comparative study of CNN-RNN attention models.
Sep 2026· Talanta: The International Journal of Pure and Applied Analytical Chemistry· Vol 313 Pt B, pp.
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The results demonstrate the potential of MHSI coupled with deep learning for quantitative adulteration analysis and provide a promising analytical strategy for the quality control of lotus root powder and other high-value powdered food products.
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