基于Raman光谱的人、犬、兔血液鉴别

doi:10.3964/j.issn.1000-0593(2018)02-0459-08

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Abstract The identification of multiple species blood is particularly important for entry-exit inspection and quarantine, forensic investigation and wildlife protection. The traditional methods often destroy blood samples and make further analysis of samples impossible. Raman Spectroscopy is a vibrational spectrum, which can obtain the information of molecular vibration and rotation so as to analyze the chemical composition of the material. It provides the possibility of non-destructive blood identification. Currently, there are several methods of blood identification based on Raman spectroscopy, but these methods use the linear classification model, ignoring nonlinear relationship between the spectrum and sample, and lead to the bad performance of the model. Moreover, the small sample number of each species usually results in the under-fitting the model. Therefore, this paper set up a classification model for the nonlinear relationship using the support vector machine to identify Raman spectra of blood, overcame the shortcoming of the linear classification model which emphasizes the linear characteristic of the spectrum in the training, and absorbed the nonlinear relationship in the Raman spectrum effectively, realizing the three classification of human, dog and rabbit blood. There are a total of 326 samples which were measured by Ocean Raman spectrometer with excitation wavelength of 785 nm, including 110 humans, 116 dogs and 100 rabbits. Savitzky-Golay smoothing filter, weighted least squares baseline correction, and vector normalization were used to preprocess them. The 2/3 of these samples were used as calibration set for training and the remaining samples were used as test set for blind testing. Experimental results showed that the classification accuracy of proposed model for the calibration set and the blind test were 100% and 93.52%, and outperformed the existing linear classification models. This indicates that proposed classification model has good application prospects and research value.

Key words：Blood; Raman spectrum; Classification model; Support vector machine

Received: 2016-10-18 Accepted: 2017-03-10

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Corresponding Authors: HONG Ming-jian E-mail: hmj@cqu.edu.cn

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