Enhancing Honey Adulteration Detection With Optimal Subspace Wavelength Reduction in Vis-NIR Reflection Spectroscopy
Mokhtar Al-Awadhi,
Ratnadeep Deshmukh
Abstract:The accurate detection of honey adulteration is paramount for maintaining the quality and authenticity of honey products. In this study, we introduce a novel feature selection method, termed Optimal Subspace Wavelength Reduction (OSWR), and integrate it with reflectance Visible-Near Infrared (Vis-NIR) spectroscopy to enhance the discrimination between pure and adulterated honey and predict adulteration levels. OSWR efficiently addresses the dimensionality challenge of large spectral datasets, reducing 2151 wav… Show more
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