In this paper, electronic nose systems consisting of five low cost gas sensors and three auxiliary sensors are described. The devices are effectively applied to gases mixtures classification in refinery environment and in monitoring of patients’ breath on haemodialysis treatment. The systems exploit a classification algorithm based on support vector machine method and a least square regression model for concentration estimation. In particular, in the present work, the systems implementation and the results obtained during data acquisition and post-processing phases are reported.

Developments and Applications of Electronic Nose Systems for Gas Mixtures Classification and Concentration Estimation

PACE, Calogero;
2015-01-01

Abstract

In this paper, electronic nose systems consisting of five low cost gas sensors and three auxiliary sensors are described. The devices are effectively applied to gases mixtures classification in refinery environment and in monitoring of patients’ breath on haemodialysis treatment. The systems exploit a classification algorithm based on support vector machine method and a least square regression model for concentration estimation. In particular, in the present work, the systems implementation and the results obtained during data acquisition and post-processing phases are reported.
2015
978-3-319-20226-6
Electronic nose; Artificial olfaction; Sensors system; Gas sensors; Clinical diagnosis; Concentration estimation; Least square regression; Support vector machine
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Utilizza questo identificativo per citare o creare un link a questo documento: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11770/170044
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