A MINIMUM DISTANCE INLIER PROBABILITY (MDIP) FEATURE SELECTION METHOD TO IMPROVE GAS CLASSIFICATION FOR ELECTRONIC NOSE SYSTEMS

A Minimum Distance Inlier Probability (MDIP) Feature Selection Method to Improve Gas Classification for Electronic Nose Systems

For electronic nose systems to obtain meaningful information from sensor data, sensor response features are first extracted for further signal processing.However, redundant features may diminish the accuracy of gas classification.To solve this problem, a minimum distance inlier probability (MDIP) feature selection (FS) method is proposed.By incorpo

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Comparison of anatomical visual features of the eyeball, lens, and retina the diurnal common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus rupicilaeformis) and the nocturnal little owl (Athene noctua glaux)

Abstract Our study aimed to compare the anatomical features of the eyeball, lens, and retina between the two raptor birds of different visual active clock hours: the diurnal common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus rupicilaeformis) and the nocturnal little owl (Athene noctua glaux) using gross, morphometric analysis, histological, and scanning and transmi

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