Panigrahi et al., 2006 - Google Patents
Neural-network-integrated electronic nose system for identification of spoiled beefPanigrahi et al., 2006
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- 13466657846832946862
- Author
- Panigrahi S
- Balasubramanian S
- Gu H
- Logue C
- Marchello M
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- Publication venue
- LWT-Food Science and Technology
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A commercially available Cyranose-320™ conducting polymer-based electronic nose system was used to analyse the headspace from fresh beef strip loins (M. Longissimus lumborum) stored at 4° and 10° C. The raw signals obtained from the electronic nose system …
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