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Confusion matrix diagram for the test dataset

Confusion matrix diagram for the test dataset

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Conventional gas recognition algorithms used in artificial olfaction rely on manually selected steady-state features of the sensor array signal and ignore the dynamic process signal response features of the sensor array; hence, a large amount of dynamic feature information, which can improve the gas recognition accuracy, is lost. To address this pr...

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... to 100%. Similarly, the loss function curves for both rapidly decrease at the beginning of training and then fluctuate downward with increasing global steps until they are close to 0. It can be concluded that WTCMCapsNet does not underfit or overfit during the training and testing process. In addition, the final confusion matrix, as shown in Fig. 9, exhibits no misidentifications of the unknown CO, H 2 , and CO and H 2 mixture gases, where the horizontal coordinate represents the true category of the gas and the vertical coordinate represents the predicted type of the ...
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... to 100%. Similarly, the loss function curves for both rapidly decrease at the beginning of training and then fluctuate downward with increasing global steps until they are close to 0. It can be concluded that WTCMCapsNet does not underfit or overfit during the training and testing process. In addition, the final confusion matrix, as shown in Fig. 9, exhibits no misidentifications of the unknown CO, H 2 , and CO and H 2 mixture gases, where the horizontal coordinate represents the true category of the gas and the vertical coordinate represents the predicted type of the ...

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