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Exploration of a Novel Universal Method for Identification of Chinese Medicines Varieties Based on Artificial Intelligence with Fingerprints on Multi-elements and Multi-data |
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KeyWord:a method of general convolutional neural network identification of traditional Chinese medicines fingerprints on multi elements and multi data |
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ZHOU Bing-wen,ZHU Li-li,ZHU Lin,ZHAO Shuang-li,LI Ren-shi,LIU Xiu-feng,LIU Ji-hua,QI Jin,YU Bo-yang |
1.Research Center for Traceability and Standardization of TCMs,School of Traditional Chinese Pharmacy,China Pharmaceutical University;2.Jiangsu Key Laboratory of TCM Evaluation and Translational Research,School of Traditional Chinese Pharmacy,China Pharmaceutical University |
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A novel universal method based on artificial intelligence with fingerprints on multi elements and multi data was established for the identification of varieties of Chinese medicines.Firstly,the same medicinal material was treated by different methods to acquire the information of chemical substances with different properties.A universal liquid phase method,including reversed phase chromatography,hydrophilic chromatography and molecular exclusion chromatography was used to collect the chemical information.The three liquid phase methods were complementary to each other to fully characterize the small polar molecules,large polar molecules and macromolecular compounds in the medicinal material.Then,a model with the fingerprints on multi elements and multi data was established by convolutional neural network to identify the varieties of Chinese medicines.In addition,all the fingerprints were treated by a standard process.Finally,a model with a test set accuracy of 92% was obtained.This method could be applied to the rapid,accurate and efficient identification of Chinese medicines,overcoming the subjective consciousness in the variety identification of traditional Chinese medicines,and giving therefore the identification results more objective and accurate. |
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