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A practical method superior to traditional spectral identification: Two-dimensional correlation spectroscopy combined with deep learning to identify Paris species

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MICROCHEMICAL JOURNAL
Volume 160, Issue -, Pages -

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DOI: 10.1016/j.microc.2020.105731

Keywords

Paris; FT-MIR; 2DCOS; Deep learning; ResNet; Species identification

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  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [31860584]

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This study proposed an innovative and feasible spectral analysis method based on 2DCOS and Residual Neural Network, which successfully identified and analyzed 12 Paris species. The research found that synchronous 2DCOS is more suitable for the identification and analysis of complex mixed systems compared to asynchronous 2DCOS, while 2DCOS modeling based on feature band fusion strategy has better model performance and is also suitable for small sample analysis.
Spectral analysis has the characteristics of fast and nondestructive. In order to conform to the development of the times, a practical method beyond the traditional spectral analysis was established. For the first time, the two-dimensional correlation spectroscopy (2DCOS) images of Fourier-transform mid-infrared spectroscopy combined with the Residual Neural Network (ResNet) was used for the identification and analysis of 12 Paris species, and the second derivative 2DCOS rarely involved in previous researchers was established. Besides, the fusion strategy of 2DCOS images based on feature bands was first proposed for modeling analysis. From the results, (1) 2DCOS combined with ResNet can successfully identify 12 Paris species. (2) 2DCOS is a powerful tool for identification, whether it is used for image visual analysis or modeling analysis. (3) Compared with asynchronous 2DCOS, synchronous 2DCOS is more suitable for the identification and analysis of complex mixed systems such as traditional Chinese medicine. (4) The modeling based on feature bands fusion strategy of 2DCOS has better model performance and is also suitable for the analysis of small samples. To sum up, what we proposed is an innovative and feasible method with wide applicability, which can not only solve the problem of identifying Paris, provide ideas and methods for the selection of spectral types and feature bands, but also provide practical reference for the research in analytical chemistry and other related fields.

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