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.
Shuang-Shuang Zhang, Yan-Min Hao, Tian-Yu Liu et al.· Talanta: The International J...· 0 citations
Chinese yam (Dioscorea spp.) is widely used as food and traditional medicine, but varietal differences may affect dried yam slice quality. This study compared ten Chinese yam varieties, examined relationships between raw-material quality indicators and dried yam slice quality, and evaluated hyperspectral imaging for ra...
T. Shen, Yang Yang, Dou Yang et al.· Foods· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Maize is a crucial cereal crop susceptible to subzero temperature stress, which causes physicochemical damage to kernels and compromises their processing quality and food value. Traditional analytical methods are destructive, labor‐intensive, and unable to meet the requirements of rapid and high‐throughput qua...
Jia-Xuan Nan, Ding-Guo Wang, Hui-Hui Wang et al.· Food Science & Nutrition· 0 citations
The rapid degradation of strawberry freshness poses a significant challenge for quality control in the supply chain. However, traditional evaluation methods are inherently destructive, time-consuming, and fundamentally subjective due to the absence of a universal gold standard, thereby hindering real-time monitoring. H...
Pepper production in southern Xinjiang, China, is severely constrained by sunscald, a non-infectious physiological disorder caused by intense solar radiation and high temperatures that compromises fruit quality and yield stability. This study proposes a complementary multi-feature fusion framework integrating Principal...
Hong-Yang Liu, Jian-Wei Dong, Chao-Hui Yan et al.· Horticulturae· 0 citations
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