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BBSNet: An Intelligent Grading Method for Pork Freshness Based on Few-Shot Learning.
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- Research on an Intelligent Grading Method for Beef Freshness in Complex Backgrounds Based on the DEVA-ConvNeXt Model.Foods (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025Article
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Deep learning approaches for pork freshness grading typically require large datasets, which limits their practical application due to the high costs associated with data collection. To address this challenge, we propose BBSNet, a lightweight few-shot learning model designed for accurate freshness classification with a limited number of images. BBSNet incorporates a batch channel normalization (BCN) layer to enhance feature distinguishability and employs BiFormer for optimized fine-grained feature extraction. Trained on a dataset of 600 pork images graded by microbial cell concentration, BBSNet achieved an average accuracy of 96.36% in a challenging 5-way 80-shot task. This approach significantly reduces data dependency while maintaining high accuracy, presenting a viable solution for cost-effective real-time pork quality monitoring. This work introduces a novel framework that connects laboratory freshness indicators to industrial applications in data-scarce conditions. Future research will investigate its extension to various food types and optimization for deployment on portable devices.
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