2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.focha.2022.100129
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Use of colorimetric data and artificial neural networks for the determination of freshness in fish

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“…The simplest and most common methods to characterize the quality of fish include sensory evaluation, microbiological examination, pH, total volatile basic nitrogen content determination, etc. 3,4 These methods usually do not provide a good balance of accuracy and nondestructiveness and rely on large industrial equipment and manual proficiency to some extent. At the same time, storage time and temperature are important factors that affect the final quality of fish products.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The simplest and most common methods to characterize the quality of fish include sensory evaluation, microbiological examination, pH, total volatile basic nitrogen content determination, etc. 3,4 These methods usually do not provide a good balance of accuracy and nondestructiveness and rely on large industrial equipment and manual proficiency to some extent. At the same time, storage time and temperature are important factors that affect the final quality of fish products.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Freshness is one of the key quality indicators during fish processing, storage, transportation, and marketing, especially for filleted products (post-mortem). , After death, fish are highly susceptible to endogenous microbial contamination and gradually lose nutrients, accompanied by water loss during the process. The simplest and most common methods to characterize the quality of fish include sensory evaluation, microbiological examination, pH, total volatile basic nitrogen content determination, etc. , These methods usually do not provide a good balance of accuracy and nondestructiveness and rely on large industrial equipment and manual proficiency to some extent. At the same time, storage time and temperature are important factors that affect the final quality of fish products .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%