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Food defect detection technologies based on deep learning and prospects in detection of unsound wheat kernels

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Rong Wang
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Zhiyao Zhao *
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Ying Sun *
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Yongbiao Ni
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Jin Ye
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Min Zhang
DOI:10.1016/j.foodchem.2025.146910delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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• Proposes a strategy to develop automated, AI-driven food quality detection systems. • AI-assisted cycle to monitor, assess, optimize, and sustain food quality detection. • Reviews deep learning-enhanced food quality sensing across multiple product types. • Highlights the role of machine vision in rapid, non-destructive defect detection • Analyzes challenges in identifying subtle and mixed defects in unsound wheat kernels.

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Food Chemistry cover
Food Chemistry
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9.8
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24.4W

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Beijing Technology and Business University
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inspection institute
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Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences
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