MONITORING OF OLIVE OIL OXIDATION DURING ACCELERATED STORAGE USING MACHINE VISION SYSTEM

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SANAEIFAR ALIREZA; JAFARI ABDOLABBAS; NASSIRI S.MEHDI; GOLMAKANI M.TAGHI; EGHTESAD MOHAMMAD

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Journal: JOURNAL OF INNOVATIVE FOOD TECHNOLOGIES (JIFT) Year:2017 | Volume:4 | Issue:15 Page(s): 77-88

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MONITORING OF OLIVE OIL OXIDATION DURING ACCELERATED STORAGE USING MACHINE VISION SYSTEM

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MACHINE VISIONQ1

OLIVE OILQ1

OXIDATIONQ1

DECISION TREEQ1

ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKQ2

Abstract

In this research, the ability of a MACHINE VISION system was evaluated to monitor the OXIDATION period of OLIVE OIL. For this purpose, the OLIVE OIL samples studied during accelerated storage for 24 days in an oven and then image processing processes was carried out to extract parameters related to color spaces RGB, HSV and L*a*b*. The performance of ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK and DECISION TREE techniques compared to determine the OLIVE OIL OXIDATION rate. In each of the models color parameters were used as inputs and different stages in the OLIVE OIL OXIDATION period were considered as output. According to the results, the highest classification accuracy (94.44%) and the lowest RMSE (0.0696) are related to the DECISION TREE technique. The proposed MACHINE VISION system combined with artificial intelligence techniques as non-destructive and efficient tool will offer for monitoring and quality control during oil storage.

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