Deep Learning and Blockchain Based Traceability of Boletus

Boletus have become popular in recent years. However, as a kind of food, its edible safety has been widely concerned. Therefore, it is necessary to trace its origin. In this paper, a total of 1195 samples of 8 kinds of common boletus in southwest China were collected. Its Infrared Spectroscopy were...

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Published in2024 5th International Conference on Computer Vision, Image and Deep Learning (CVIDL) pp. 1449 - 1453
Main Authors Yang, Yunkai, Wang, Jiayu, Liao, Xianghui, Xiao, Haifeng, Xing, Liwei
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 19.04.2024
Subjects
2DCOS
component
Data visualization
Deep learning
FISCO BCOS
Operating systems
ResNet-20
Software
Software development
Spectroscopy
Supply chains
Traceability
Training
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Summary:Boletus have become popular in recent years. However, as a kind of food, its edible safety has been widely concerned. Therefore, it is necessary to trace its origin. In this paper, a total of 1195 samples of 8 kinds of common boletus in southwest China were collected. Its Infrared Spectroscopy were obtained by FTIR spectrophotometer and converted into 2DCOS spectral images. The dataset was pre-processed and sent into ResNet-20 model for training. The model achieved an accuracy rate approaching 100 \% with minimal loss. By building a blockchain on the FISCO BCOS platform, a traceability framework for the supply chain of Boletus based on a consortium blockchain and a smart contract was established. Based on the results of ResNet-20 model, an Android app was developed and deployed using Java in Android Studio. After detecting Boletus products, upload the information to the blockchain to generate a traceability ID. Users can input these traceability IDs in the app to access Boletus information. Additionally, a visualization platform was developed using Echarts and Python, which utilizes Web3.js to retrieve and display relevant data from the blockchain. This research can be utilized as a point of reference for tracing Boletus.
DOI:10.1109/CVIDL62147.2024.10603902