Evaluation of chicken freshness using a low-cost colorimetric sensor array with AdaBoost–OLDA classification algorithm
Authors:
- Quansheng ChenQCQuansheng Chen
- Zhe HuiZHZhe Hui
- Jiewen ZhaoJZJiewen Zhao
- Qin OuyangQOQin Ouyang
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