A Mixed Gas Component Identification and Concentration Estimation Method for Unbalanced Gas Sensor Array Samples.

Component identification and concentration estimation of a gas mixture component are important for gas detection. However, the accuracy of traditional gas identification will decrease if the sample is not balanced or the number of samples is too few. In this paper, a method based on sample expansion is proposed to solve the aforementioned problem. Firstly, the ADASYN-ELM method is proposed to identify the composition of a gas mixture component. The KPCA is used to extract the feature of the sensor signal and the ADASYN method is used to expand the samples. The PSO and GA algorithms were used to optimize the parameters of the ELM classification model to complete the qualitative analysis. Secondly, the S-SMOTE-MLSSVR method was put forward to quantitatively estimate. The S-SMOTE method was used to expand the samples, and the regression model MLSSVR was optimized by PSO and GA algorithms to complete the quantitative analysis. The results show that the accuracy rate after sample expansion is generally higher and the MAPE and RMSE are generally lower than before sample expansion, indicating that the sample expansion method has a positive effect on classification and concentration estimation of mixed gases with extremely unbalanced samples and too few samples.