Steady vs. Dynamic Contributions of Different Doped Conducting Polymers in the Principal Components of an Electronic Nose’s Response

Multivariate data analysis and machine learning classification have become popular tools to extract features without physical models for complex environments recognition. For electronic noses, time sampling over multiple sensing elements must be a fair compromise between a period sufficiently long t...

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出版年:Eng
主要な著者: Wiem Haj Ammar, Aicha Boujnah, Aimen Boubaker, Adel Kalboussi, Kamal Lmimouni, Sébastien Pecqueur
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author Wiem Haj Ammar
Aicha Boujnah
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Kamal Lmimouni
Sébastien Pecqueur
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description Multivariate data analysis and machine learning classification have become popular tools to extract features without physical models for complex environments recognition. For electronic noses, time sampling over multiple sensing elements must be a fair compromise between a period sufficiently long to output a meaningful information pattern and sufficiently short to minimize training time for practical applications. Particularly when a reactivity’s kinetics differ from the thermodynamics in sensitive materials, finding the best compromise to get the most from the data is not obvious. Here, we investigate the influence of data acquisition to improve or alter data clustering for molecular recognition on a conducting polymer electronic nose. We found out that waiting for sensing elements to reach their steady state is not required for classification, and that reducing data acquisition down to the first dynamical information suffices to recognize molecular gases by principal component analysis with the same materials. Especially for online inference, this study shows that a good sensing array is not an array of good sensors, and that new figures of merit should be defined for sensing hardware using machine learning pattern recognition rather than metrology.
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spelling doaj-art-4defc0fd4bc94dea86872b3b60bdb0152025-08-19T22:28:21ZengMDPI AGEng2673-41172023-09-01442483249610.3390/eng4040141Steady vs. Dynamic Contributions of Different Doped Conducting Polymers in the Principal Components of an Electronic Nose’s ResponseWiem Haj Ammar0Aicha Boujnah1Aimen Boubaker2Adel Kalboussi3Kamal Lmimouni4Sébastien Pecqueur5Department of Physics, University of Monastir Tunisia, Monastir 5000, TunisiaDepartment of Physics, University of Monastir Tunisia, Monastir 5000, TunisiaDepartment of Physics, University of Monastir Tunisia, Monastir 5000, TunisiaDepartment of Physics, University of Monastir Tunisia, Monastir 5000, TunisiaInstitute of Electronics, Microelectronics and Nanotechnology (IEMN, UMR 8520) | University Lille, CNRS, University Polytechnique Hauts-de-France , F-59000 Lille, FranceInstitute of Electronics, Microelectronics and Nanotechnology (IEMN, UMR 8520) | University Lille, CNRS, University Polytechnique Hauts-de-France , F-59000 Lille, FranceMultivariate data analysis and machine learning classification have become popular tools to extract features without physical models for complex environments recognition. For electronic noses, time sampling over multiple sensing elements must be a fair compromise between a period sufficiently long to output a meaningful information pattern and sufficiently short to minimize training time for practical applications. Particularly when a reactivity’s kinetics differ from the thermodynamics in sensitive materials, finding the best compromise to get the most from the data is not obvious. Here, we investigate the influence of data acquisition to improve or alter data clustering for molecular recognition on a conducting polymer electronic nose. We found out that waiting for sensing elements to reach their steady state is not required for classification, and that reducing data acquisition down to the first dynamical information suffices to recognize molecular gases by principal component analysis with the same materials. Especially for online inference, this study shows that a good sensing array is not an array of good sensors, and that new figures of merit should be defined for sensing hardware using machine learning pattern recognition rather than metrology.https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4117/4/4/141conducting polymerelectronic nosefeature extractionprincipal component analysismolecular recognition
spellingShingle Wiem Haj Ammar
Aicha Boujnah
Aimen Boubaker
Adel Kalboussi
Kamal Lmimouni
Sébastien Pecqueur
Steady vs. Dynamic Contributions of Different Doped Conducting Polymers in the Principal Components of an Electronic Nose’s Response
conducting polymer
electronic nose
feature extraction
principal component analysis
molecular recognition
title Steady vs. Dynamic Contributions of Different Doped Conducting Polymers in the Principal Components of an Electronic Nose’s Response
title_full Steady vs. Dynamic Contributions of Different Doped Conducting Polymers in the Principal Components of an Electronic Nose’s Response
title_fullStr Steady vs. Dynamic Contributions of Different Doped Conducting Polymers in the Principal Components of an Electronic Nose’s Response
title_full_unstemmed Steady vs. Dynamic Contributions of Different Doped Conducting Polymers in the Principal Components of an Electronic Nose’s Response
title_short Steady vs. Dynamic Contributions of Different Doped Conducting Polymers in the Principal Components of an Electronic Nose’s Response
title_sort steady vs dynamic contributions of different doped conducting polymers in the principal components of an electronic nose s response
topic conducting polymer
electronic nose
feature extraction
principal component analysis
molecular recognition
url https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4117/4/4/141
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