A comparative study of multilayer perceptron neural networks for the identification of rhubarb samples.
A comparative study of multilayer perceptron neural networks for the identification of rhubarb samples.
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10.1002/pca.957
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2007-03
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Zhuoyong Zhang;Yamin Wang;Guo-qiang Fan;P. Harrington
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Zhuoyong Zhang;Yamin Wang;Guo-qiang Fan;P. Harrington
Artificial neural networks have gained much attention in recent years as fast and flexible methods for quality control in traditional medicine. Near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy has become an accepted method for the qualitative and quantitative analyses of traditional Chinese medicine since it is simple, rapid, and non-destructive. The present paper describes a method by which to discriminate official and unofficial rhubarb samples using three layer perceptron neural networks applied to NIR data. Multilayer perceptron neural networks were trained with back propagation, delta-bar-delta and quick propagation algorithms. Results obtained using these methods were all satisfactory, but the best outcomes were obtained with the delta-bar-delta algorithm.