Data fusion of HSI and FHSI combined with improved deep learning models to identify the geographical origin of Lycium barbarum

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Publication date: February 2026

Source: Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Volume 150

Author(s): Zhiyong Zou, Jiajun Jiang, Menghua Li, Dongyu Yuan, Qianlong Wang, Ronghua Zhou, Huan Wang, Quqing Ku, Yafen Hu, Man Zhou, Lijia Xu

Publication date: February 2026Source: Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Volume 150Author(s): Zhiyong Zou, Jiajun Jiang, Menghua Li, Dongyu Yuan, Qianlong Wang, Ronghua Zhou, Huan Wang, Quqing Ku, Yafen Hu, Man Zhou, Lijia Xu Read More

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