Foods, Volume 12, Issue 3
2023 February-1 - 255 articles
Cover Story: Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIR) is an efficient and non-invasive technique that, in association with advanced chemometric methods, can be very useful in meat science. The well-described advantages of NIR in terms of operational speed and possible implementation of in-line, online, or at-line process monitoring are widely recognized. The accuracy of the SVM predicting models was used to assess some important characteristics of meat quality in minced samples of Bísaro pigs fattened in an open-air system using the corresponding spectra obtained in the near infrared region. The results showed the ability of NIRs as a promising method for predicting the meat quality characteristics of Bísaro pigs and the usefulness of the technique in the industry to monitor the quality of meat products. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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