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KMID : 1007520220310091123
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Food Science and Biotechnology
2022 Volume.31 No. 9 p.1123 ~ p.1131
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Rapid quantitative typing spectra model for distinguishing sweet and bitter apricot kernels
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Huang Xue
Xu Jiayi
Gao Feng
Zhang Hongyan
Guo Ling
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Abstract
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Amygdalin content in apricot kernels is an essential factor in the rapid and nondestructive identification of sweet or bitter apricot kernels through spectroscopy. Now, amygdalin content has been determined by high-performance liquid chromatography and near-infrared spectral database to construct a model so that the sweet or bitter apricot kernels could be identified and classified. Principal component analysis?K-nearest neighbor classification algorithm combined with multivariate scattering correction pretreatment method could distinguish sweet and bitter apricot kernels in the wavelength range of 1650?1740 nm with 98.3% accuracy and apricot kernel species with 96.3% recognition rate in the full wavelength spectrum. Furthermore, prediction of amygdalin content in bitter and sweet apricot kernels by partial least squares model was superior to that by back-propagation neural network model. This study provides a theoretical basis for quality identification of apricot kernel quality, as well as a method for nondestructive and rapid detection of sweet and bitter apricot kernels.
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KEYWORD
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Apricot kernel, Amygdalin, Near-infrared spectroscopy, High-performance liquid chromatography, Quantitative detection model
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