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Application of Image Analysis Combined with Computational Expert Approaches for Shrimp Freshness Evaluation

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Pages 2202-2222 | Received 11 Jul 2015, Accepted 06 Nov 2015, Published online: 16 Jun 2016

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FIGURE 1 A: Lighting chamber for image capturing; B: shrimp side pictures; and C: shrimp top pictures.

FIGURE 1 A: Lighting chamber for image capturing; B: shrimp side pictures; and C: shrimp top pictures.

TABLE 1 The variables extracted from the images captured

TABLE 2 Statistics of the variables

TABLE 3a General fisher weights

TABLE 3b Fisher weights for categories 1 and 2

TABLE 3c Fisher weights for categories 1 and 3

TABLE 3d Fisher weights for categories 1 and 4

TABLE 3e Fisher weights for categories 2 and 3

TABLE 3f Fisher weights for categories 2 and 4

TABLE 3g Fisher weights for categories 3 and 4

FIGURE 2 Cultured shrimp color changes during storage on ice.

FIGURE 2 Cultured shrimp color changes during storage on ice.

FIGURE 3 The color change of four groups of pacific white shrimps (litopenaeus vannamei) during 9 days of storage on ice.

FIGURE 3 The color change of four groups of pacific white shrimps (litopenaeus vannamei) during 9 days of storage on ice.

FIGURE 4 Variation of shrimp color parameters from side pictures during storage on ice; A: r, g, and b; B: h, s, and v; C: L*, a*, and b*; and D: c and h.Day: 1 = first day, 2 = third day, 3 = sixth day, 4 = ninth day; h = hue, c = chroma.

FIGURE 4 Variation of shrimp color parameters from side pictures during storage on ice; A: r, g, and b; B: h, s, and v; C: L*, a*, and b*; and D: c and h.Day: 1 = first day, 2 = third day, 3 = sixth day, 4 = ninth day; h = hue, c = chroma.

TABLE 4 Fisher weights of a single category (mean of three FW between pairs of categories), for some variables and the most discriminant sums of standardized variables

TABLE 5 Characteristics of the principal components. Pretreatment: column autoscaling

FIGURE 5 Correlation tree among the variables, shown as dendrogram of the similarities (correlation coefficients) obtained by means of the single linkage method. The arrow indicates the group of much correlated variables.

FIGURE 5 Correlation tree among the variables, shown as dendrogram of the similarities (correlation coefficients) obtained by means of the single linkage method. The arrow indicates the group of much correlated variables.

FIGURE.6 Score plot on the two first principal components of all 66 variables (autoscaled). Red: Class1, Blue: Class 2, Green: Class 3, Magenta: Class 4. The convex hulls indicate the dispersion of the classes.

FIGURE.6 Score plot on the two first principal components of all 66 variables (autoscaled). Red: Class1, Blue: Class 2, Green: Class 3, Magenta: Class 4. The convex hulls indicate the dispersion of the classes.

FIGURE 7 Score plot on the two first principal components of the 14 variables/features (autoscaled). Red: class 1, Blue: class 2, Green: class 3, Magenta: class 4.

FIGURE 7 Score plot on the two first principal components of the 14 variables/features (autoscaled). Red: class 1, Blue: class 2, Green: class 3, Magenta: class 4.

FIGURE 8 Plots of the differences between scores of LDA. Red: class 1, Blue: class 2, Green: class 3, Magenta: class 4.

FIGURE 8 Plots of the differences between scores of LDA. Red: class 1, Blue: class 2, Green: class 3, Magenta: class 4.

TABLE 6 Classification and prediction rates of KNN (K = 1), applied to all the autoscaled variables

FIGURE 9 95% confidence ellipses computed with T2 statistics in the space of the two first components.

FIGURE 9 95% confidence ellipses computed with T2 statistics in the space of the two first components.

TABLE 7 Classification and prediction rates of D-PLS (eight latent variables), applied to all the autoscaled variables

TABLE 8 Classification and prediction rates of LDA applied to the four features selected by means of multivariate classification trees

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