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Physicochemical Parameters Combined Flash GC E-nose and Artificial Neural Network for Quality and Volatile Characterization of Vinegar with Different Brewing Techniques

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Journal Food Chem
Date 2021 Dec 13
PMID 34896949
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Vinegar is a kind of traditional fermented food, there are significant variances in quality and flavor due to differences in raw ingredients and processes. The quality assessment and flavor characteristics of 69 vinegar samples with 5 brewing processes were analyzed by physicochemical parameters combined with flash gas chromatography (GC) e-nose. The evaluation system of quality and the detection method of flavor profile were established. 17 volatile flavor compounds and potential flavor differential compounds of each brewing process were identified. The artificial neural network (ANN) analysis model was established based on the physicochemical parameters and the analysis of flash GC e-nose. Although the physicochemical parameters were more intuitive in quality evaluating, the flash GC e-nose could better reflect the flavor characteristics of vinegar samples and had better fitting, prediction and discrimination ability, the correct rates of training and prediction of flash GC e-nose trained ANN model were 98.6% and 96.7%, respectively.

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