Non-destructive prediction of apple SSC/TAC and firmness based on multilayer autoencoder and multilayer perceptron
Xu Tian , Lyuwen Huang , Mengqun Zhai , Mengyi Zhang , Pengju Hu , Mingjun Li , Liehong Ren
Intelligence & Robotics ›› 2025, Vol. 5 ›› Issue (1) : 181 -201.
Non-destructive prediction of apple SSC/TAC and firmness based on multilayer autoencoder and multilayer perceptron
The physical and biochemical indices of apple fruit serve as crucial phenotypic parameters in genomic cultivation. Among them, the soluble solids content (SSC), titratable acid content (TAC), and firmness are the three most paramount parameters that directly reflect the inner quality of apples. To achieve a more accurate prediction of the internal physicochemical indicators, a novel non-destructive detection approach fused with nonlinear and multi-features using a multilayer autoencoder (MAE) was proposed. For non-destructive detection of internal physicochemical indicators, a dielectric spectrum device was employed to gather the electrical parameters of 300 Fuji genomic sample apples. These measurements were taken at nine distinct frequencies, spanning from 0.158 to 3,980 kHz. For the normal control group for validation, to precisely detect its physical and biochemical parameters, special physicochemical analysis apparatuses were utilized to collect data on firmness, SSCs, and TACs. To predict key genomic parameters such as firmness and SSC/TAC, three classical regression models were implemented and subject to comprehensive analysis. The experimental results reveal that the nonlinear feature variable selection based on MAE and multilayer perceptron (MLP) achieved the best prediction performance. Specifically, the correlation coefficients (R2) for predicting firmness and SSC/TAC reached up to 0.88 and 0.82, respectively, with root mean square errors (RMSEs) of 0.66 and 2.08. Regarding state-of-the-art dimensionality reduction, MAE can be validated as a nonlinear feature extraction methodology for complex electrical parameters. It demonstrates robust applicability in predicting a diverse array of other genomic parameters.
Apple / electrical parameters / multilayer autoencoder / nonlinear feature variable / firmness / SSC/TAC
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