Research on the Fast and Non Destructive Quantitative Prediction Model of COD Based on Near Infrared Spectroscopy Technology
This study aims to develop a rapid and non-destructive quantitative prediction model based on near-infrared spectroscopy technology to improve the monitoring efficiency of chemical oxygen demand(COD)in water bodies.The experiment used a Fourier transform near-infrared spectrometer to process and analyze 1719 spectral data,and constructed a 1D-3Conv-CNN model.After data preprocessing and model optimization,the model performed excellently in the full spectrum band,with determination coefficients(R2)of 0.992 1 and 0.990 6 for the training and testing sets,root mean square errors(RMSE)of 27.47 mg/L and 29.93 mg/L,and mean absolute errors(MAE)of 22.36 mg/L and 24.58 mg/L,respectively.The results indicate that the model can accurately reflect COD concentration,with high prediction accuracy and practical application potential.
near infrared spectroscopy technologyCOD concentration1D-3Conv-CNN modelnon destructive quantification