CN111595805A - Possibility-clustering Chinese cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method - Google Patents

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The invention discloses a cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method based on possibility clustering, and S1, the method comprises the following steps of collecting Chinese cabbage sample mid-infrared spectrum data with different pesticide residue levels: acquiring infrared spectrum data in Chinese cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels by applying an attenuated total reflection mode of an Agilent Cary630FTIR spectrometer; s2, performing dimensionality reduction on the mid-infrared spectrum data of the sample: the acquired mid-infrared spectral data of the sample is compressed by Principal Component Analysis (PCA). According to the method, the fuzzy maximum value possibility-based evaluation standard distance measure is adopted, so that infrared spectrum data in the Chinese cabbage samples in various forms, sizes and densities can be clustered more accurately; the fuzzy membership value and the typical value can be generated simultaneously to analyze the Chinese cabbage mid-infrared spectrum data; the method has the advantages of low detection cost, high identification speed, high classification accuracy and the like, and is suitable for qualitative analysis of pesticide residues in the Chinese cabbage and other vegetables.

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Possibility-clustering Chinese cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis, in particular to a cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method based on probability clustering.
Background
The Chinese cabbage is rich in various nutritional ingredients, has high medicinal value and plays an important role in the vegetable market. Various pesticides are widely applied to the planting process of Chinese cabbage due to the high-efficiency, reliable insect-resistant and yield-increasing effects of the pesticides. However, the Chinese cabbage with high pesticide residue taken for a long time can cause chronic diseases and even death. Therefore, there is an urgent need to find a rapid, effective and nondestructive method for qualitatively analyzing pesticide residues in Chinese cabbage. Although the chemical analysis technology can obtain the cabbage pesticide residue result with high accuracy and high reliability, the problems of high cost, low efficiency, complex steps, time and labor consumption, large product damage, serious pollution and the like generally exist. Therefore, the chemical analysis technology is severely limited in qualitative analysis of the pesticide residue in the Chinese cabbage.
The mid-infrared spectrum technology has the advantages of convenience, rapidness, high efficiency, no damage, low cost and the like, and is widely applied to various fields as a detection tool. The mid-infrared spectrum has a wave number in the range of 4000cm-1 to 400cm-1, and the fundamental frequency of chemical bond vibration of most inorganic compounds and organic compounds is in this region. The mid-infrared absorption spectra are different for different functional groups in the molecule, classes of compounds and stereo structures of compounds. In fact, the content of organic matters in the cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels is different, so that the mid-infrared spectrum is different, and the possibility of applying the mid-infrared spectrum technology to qualitatively analyze the cabbage pesticide residue is provided.
Improved possible C mean value (IPCM) clustering method
(Zhang, J. -S., Leung, Y. -W., Improdpsisibilistic-means statistical algorithms, IEEETranss. fuzzy systems,2004,12(2): 209-; because the target function of the IPCM uses the Euclidean distance measure, the IPCM is difficult to obtain ideal clustering effect when processing sample data with different shapes, sizes and densities.
The method comprises the steps of collecting Chinese cabbage mid-infrared spectrum data with different pesticide residue levels by using a spectrometer, sequentially carrying out dimensionality reduction processing and characteristic information extraction on the collected sample spectrum data through Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA), wherein the boundary of the Chinese cabbage spectrum data is often irregular, and the classification accuracy is low if the IPCM based on the Euclidean distance is applied to cluster analysis of the Chinese cabbage mid-infrared spectrum data. Therefore, a method for qualitatively analyzing pesticide residues of Chinese cabbage with possibility of clustering is needed to solve the problems.
Disclosure of Invention
Based on the technical problems existing in the background art, the invention aims at the defects existing in the traditional IPCM clustering method when clustering Chinese cabbage spectral data with different pesticide residue levels, the IPCM clustering method is scientifically combined with the Gath-Geva clustering method, and a Chinese cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method of possibility clustering is designed. Meanwhile, the invention also has the advantages of low detection cost, high identification speed, high classification accuracy and the like.
The invention provides a cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method capable of clustering possibilities, which comprises the following steps:
s1, collecting infrared spectrum data of Chinese cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels: acquiring infrared spectrum data in Chinese cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels by applying an attenuated total reflection mode of an Agilent Cary630FTIR spectrometer;
s2, performing dimensionality reduction on the mid-infrared spectrum data of the sample: compressing the collected infrared spectrum data in the sample through Principal Component Analysis (PCA);
s3, extracting characteristic information of the mid-infrared spectrum data subjected to dimensionality reduction in the S2: extracting characteristic information of infrared spectrum data in the reduced-dimension sample through Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA);
s4, identifying the varieties of the Chinese cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels: and (4) performing cluster analysis on the cabbage test set data extracted by the characteristic information in the S3 by using a possibility-clustering cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method, so as to classify cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels.
Further, in step S1, during the whole spectrum collection process, the temperature, humidity and other external environments of the laboratory should be kept constant as much as possible; meanwhile, the obtained mid-infrared spectrum data of the cabbage sample is 1236-dimensional data with the wave number range of 4000cm < -1 > -400cm < -1 >.
Further, S4.1, initializing, setting a threshold > 0, fuzzy weighting parameter m, w ∈ (1, + ∞), class number C, and determining the maximum iteration number rmaxAnd an initial iteration counter r0(ii) a Setting the number of training sets n _ training and test sets n _ t est; the dimension of the Chinese cabbage sample test set is d; taking the mean value of the Chinese cabbage sample test set data extracted by the characteristic information in the S3 as the initial clustering center value of the fuzzy C-means clustering
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The final fuzzy membership value and the clustering center value obtained by running fuzzy C-means clustering are respectively used as the initial fuzzy membership value of a possibility clustering method
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And initial cluster center
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Further, S4.2, the r (r ═ 1, 2.., r) is calculatedmax) Distance norm at sub-iteration;
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Dikis a sample xkTo the center of the cluster viThe distance norm of (d); sfiIs a fuzzy covariance matrix of the ith sample class, and
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piin order to be a priori at all,
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n and C represent the number and the category number of the sample data respectively; v. ofi(r-1) is the cluster center value of the (r-1) th iteration calculation; fuzzy membership value uik(r-1) denotes the r-1 st iteration sample xkFuzzy membership values belonging to class i.
Further, S4.3, the r (r ═ 1, 2.., r) is calculatedmax) Typical values at the time of the second iteration:
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tik(r) is the fuzzy membership value calculated for the r-th iteration;
s4.4, the r (r ═ 1, 2., r) is calculatedmax) Fuzzy membership value at sub-iteration:
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uik(r) is the fuzzy membership value calculated for the r-th iteration.
Further, S4.4, the r (r ═ 1, 2.., r) is calculatedmax) Fuzzy membership value at sub-iteration:
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uik(r) is the fuzzy membership value calculated for the r-th iteration.
Further, S4.5, the r (r ═ 1, 2.., r) is calculatedmax) Cluster center value of ith class at time of sub-iteration
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Wherein
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Is the r th timeIteratively calculated clustering center viA value of (d); the cluster center matrix V (r) is composed of C cluster center values, and
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further, S4.6, the cycle count is incremented, i.e. r ═ r + 1; if the condition is satisfied: i V(r)-V(r-1)| | | < less or r > rmaxAnd (4) stopping the calculation, otherwise continuing S4.2, and classifying the Chinese cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels according to the fuzzy membership value and the typical value obtained by calculation.
The invention has the following beneficial effects:
according to the cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method based on probability clustering, the fuzzy maximum probability-based standard distance measure is adopted, so that infrared spectrum data in cabbage samples of various shapes, sizes and densities can be clustered more accurately. The method can simultaneously generate the fuzzy membership value and the typical value to analyze the Chinese cabbage mid-infrared spectrum data. The method has the advantages of low detection cost, high identification speed, high classification accuracy and the like, and is suitable for qualitative analysis of pesticide residues in the Chinese cabbage and other vegetables.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a method for qualitatively analyzing pesticide residues of Chinese cabbage with possibility of clustering;
FIG. 2 is a chart of mid-infrared spectra of cabbage samples at 4 pesticide residue levels for a qualitative analysis method of cabbage pesticide residue with possibility clustering;
FIG. 3 is a score chart of the first three principal component vectors (PC1, PC2 and PC3) of a possibility clustering Chinese cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method;
FIG. 4 is a score chart of three best discrimination vectors of a Chinese cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method of possibility clustering;
FIG. 5 is an initial fuzzy membership value of a qualitative analysis method of pesticide residues of Chinese cabbage with possibility clustering;
FIG. 6 is fuzzy membership degree generated by a qualitative analysis method of pesticide residue of Chinese cabbage with possibility clustering;
FIG. 7 is typical values generated by a qualitative analysis method of pesticide residue in Chinese cabbage with possibility clustering.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. The terminology used in the description of the invention herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the invention. As used herein, the term "and/or" includes any and all combinations of one or more of the associated listed items.
As shown in fig. 1, a method for qualitatively analyzing pesticide residues of Chinese cabbage with possibility clustering comprises the following steps:
s1, collecting the mid-infrared spectrum data of the Chinese cabbage sample: aiming at the Chinese cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels, scanning the Chinese cabbage samples by a spectrometer to obtain infrared spectrum information in the Chinese cabbage samples, and storing the spectrum information in a computer.
Fresh Chinese cabbage is purchased from supermarkets, and the grades of the Chinese cabbage samples are all first grade. The cabbage samples were thoroughly washed with 45 ℃ warm water to ensure that the surface was free of pesticides. The method comprises the steps of mixing high-efficiency cyhalothrin (produced by Waerda chemical Co., Ltd. Zhejiang) with clean water to obtain four solutions (no pesticide, the ratio of the high-efficiency cyhalothrin to water is 1: 500, 1: 100 and 1:20 respectively) with different concentrations, and uniformly and comprehensively spraying the four solutions on the surface of a Chinese cabbage sample. The number of samples of each Chinese cabbage is 40, and the total number of the samples is 160 Chinese cabbage samples. In the process of collecting infrared spectrum data in a Chinese cabbage sample, the temperature of a laboratory is ensured to be 25 +/-1 ℃ and the relative humidity is ensured to be 50-60% as far as possible. The detailed spectrum acquisition procedure is as follows: first, an AgilentCary630FTIR spectrometer (Agilent technologies, USA) is preheated for 1 hour after being started up; secondly, the spectrometer scans each cabbage sample for 64 times in an attenuated total reflection mode. And the resolution of the spectrometer was 8cm-1 and the background scan was set to 64 times. The wavenumber range of the collected spectra was 4000cm-1 to 400 cm-1. And finally, the obtained cabbage sample spectral data is 1236-dimensional high-dimensional data. Meanwhile, each cabbage sample is sampled for 3 times, and the mean value of the 3 samplings is stored in a computer, so that experimental data can be provided for the establishment of a subsequent model. And setting the class number C to be 4. FIG. 2 shows the IR spectrum of 4 samples of cabbage with pesticide residue levels.
S2, performing dimensionality reduction on the infrared spectrum data in the white cabbage sample: and (3) performing dimensionality reduction on the mid-infrared spectrum data of the Chinese cabbage sample in the S1 by using Principal Component Analysis (PCA).
And (3) compressing the mid-infrared spectrum data of the Chinese cabbage sample in the S1 by utilizing Principal Component Analysis (PCA). Because the accumulated credibility of the first 14 principal components is more than 98.1%, the Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is adopted to map the 1236-dimensional cabbage sample spectral data to the first 14-dimensional space, so that the number of dimensions is reduced from 1236 to 14; the first 14 eigenvalues are as follows: lambda [ alpha ]1＝3.274、λ2＝2.356、λ3＝1.236、λ4＝0.560、λ5＝0.294、λ6＝0.187、λ7＝0.116、λ8＝0.097、λ9＝0.077、λ10＝0.066、λ11＝0.050、λ12＝0.036、λ13＝0.032、λ14＝0.027、λ15＝0.026、λ160.024. Furthermore, the first three principal components account for 81.3% of the total variance. The score plots for the first three principal component vectors (PC1, PC2, and PC3) are shown in FIG. 3.
S3, extracting characteristic information of the mid-infrared spectrum data of the cabbage sample: and (5) extracting characteristic information of the infrared spectrum data in the cabbage sample subjected to the dimensionality reduction treatment in the step S2 by adopting Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA).
And (5) extracting characteristic information of the 14-dimensional spectral data subjected to the dimension reduction processing in the step S2 by using Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA). 160 cabbage samples are divided into a training set and a testing set. The number of training sets was 120 (30 samples per pesticide residue level) and the number of test sets was 40 (10 samples per pesticide residue level). Since 4 cabbage samples of different pesticide residue levels were classified, the training set was processed to generate three best discrimination vectors. And projecting the 14-dimensional spectral data of the test set onto the generated three optimal discrimination vectors so as to obtain 3-dimensional sample data. Fig. 4 shows a score plot of the three best discrimination vectors.
And S4, using a possibility clustering method to the cabbage sample test set data extracted by the characteristic information in the S3 to identify cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels. The method comprises the following specific steps:
s4.1, initializing: setting a fuzzy weight index m to be 3 and w to be 5; the category number C is 4; initial value r of iteration times 01 and maximum number of iterations rmaxThe error upper limit value is 0.00001; and (4) fuzzy C-means clustering (FCM) is carried out, and the clustering center and the fuzzy membership value after the FCM operation is terminated are used as the initial clustering center and the fuzzy membership value of a possible clustering method. Initial fuzzy membership value
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As shown in fig. 4. Initial cluster center
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Comprises the following steps:
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s4.2, the r (r ═ 1, 2., r) is calculatedmax) Distance norm D at sub-iterationik：
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Figure BDA0002484382380000095
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Wherein: dikIs a sample xkTo the center of the cluster viThe distance norm of (d); sfiIs the fuzzy covariance matrix of the ith sample class; p is a radical ofiIs a prior probability; :
Figure BDA0002484382380000101
represents the r-1 st iteration sample xkA fuzzy membership value belonging to class i;
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is the clustering center value of the (r-1) th iteration calculation; n and C represent the number and the category number of the sample data respectively;
s4.3, the r ═ is calculated (r ═ 1, 2.., r)max) Typical value at sub-iteration
Figure BDA0002484382380000103
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Wherein:
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is a typical value calculated in the r-th iteration;
s4.4, the r (r ═ 1, 2., r) is calculatedmax) Fuzzy membership value at sub-iteration
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Wherein:
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is the fuzzy membership value of the r-th iteration calculation;
s4.5, the r (r ═ 1, 2., r) is calculatedmax) Cluster center value of ith class at time of next iteration
Figure BDA0002484382380000109
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Wherein:
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is the clustering center v of the r-th iteration calculationiIs composed of C cluster center values, and
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representative values representing the r-1 th iteration;
s4.6, cycle count is increased, i.e., r + 1; if the condition is satisfied: i V(r)-V(r-1)I < or r > rmaxThe calculation is terminated, otherwise step S4.2 is continued.
Fuzzy membership value and typical value can be obtained according to the calculation result, and different apple categories can be finally realized by utilizing the fuzzy membership value and the typical value. The experimental results are as follows: at the end of the iteration r is 28, and the center of the final cluster
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Comprises the following steps:
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fuzzy membership degree at the end of iteration is shown in FIG. 6, and classification accuracy of apple varieties obtained according to the fuzzy membership degree is 85%; typical values at the end of the iteration are shown in fig. 7, and the classification accuracy of the apple varieties obtained according to the typical values is also 85%.
The principle on which the invention is based: research shows that the Chinese cabbage mid-infrared spectrum contains the content information of organic matters in the Chinese cabbage, and the Chinese cabbage with different pesticide residue levels has different mid-infrared spectra, so that the Chinese cabbage mid-infrared spectra with different pesticide residue levels can be classified by adopting a clustering method
The above description is only for the preferred embodiment of the present invention, but the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto, and any person skilled in the art should be considered to be within the technical scope of the present invention, and the technical solutions and the inventive concepts thereof according to the present invention should be equivalent or changed within the scope of the present invention.

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1. A Chinese cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method of possibility clustering is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, collecting infrared spectrum data of Chinese cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels: acquiring infrared spectrum data in Chinese cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels by applying an attenuated total reflection mode of an Agilent Cary630FTIR spectrometer;
s2, performing dimensionality reduction on the mid-infrared spectrum data of the sample: compressing the collected infrared spectrum data in the sample through Principal Component Analysis (PCA);
s3, extracting characteristic information of the mid-infrared spectrum data subjected to dimensionality reduction in the S2: extracting characteristic information of infrared spectrum data in the reduced-dimension sample through Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA);
s4, identifying the varieties of the Chinese cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels: and (4) performing cluster analysis on the cabbage test set data extracted by the characteristic information in the S3 by using a possibility-clustering cabbage pesticide residue qualitative analysis method, so as to classify cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels.
2. The method for qualitatively analyzing pesticide residues of cabbage with possibility clusters according to claim 1, wherein in step S1, the temperature, humidity and other external environments of the laboratory are kept constant as much as possible during the whole spectrum collection process; meanwhile, the obtained mid-infrared spectrum data of the cabbage sample is 1236-dimensional data with the wave number range of 4000cm < -1 > -400cm < -1 >.
3. The method for qualitatively analyzing pesticide residues of cabbage with possibility clusters as claimed in claim 1, wherein S4.1, initializing, setting a threshold value > 0, fuzzy weighting parameter m, w ∈ (1, infinity), class number C, and determining maximum iteration number rmaxAnd an initial iteration counter r0(ii) a Setting the number of training sets n _ training and test sets n _ test; the dimension of the Chinese cabbage sample test set is d; taking the mean value of the Chinese cabbage sample test set data extracted by the characteristic information in the S3 as the initial clustering center value of the fuzzy C-means clustering
Figure FDA0002484382370000021
The final fuzzy membership value and the clustering center value obtained by running fuzzy C-means clustering are respectively used as the initial fuzzy membership value of a possibility clustering method
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And initial cluster center
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4. The method for qualitatively analyzing pesticide residues of cabbage with possibility clusters according to claim 1, characterized in that S4.2 is used for calculating the r (r ═ 1, 2.., r) of the Chinese cabbage with possibility clustersmax) Distance norm at sub-iteration:
Figure FDA0002484382370000024
Dikis a sample xkTo the center of the cluster viThe distance norm of (d); sfiIs a fuzzy covariance matrix of the ith sample class, and
Figure FDA0002484382370000025
piin order to be a priori at all,
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n and C represent the number and the category number of the sample data respectively; v. ofi(r-1) is the cluster center value of the (r-1) th iteration calculation; fuzzy membership value uik(r-1) denotes the r-1 st iteration sample xkFuzzy membership values belonging to class i.
5. The method for qualitatively analyzing pesticide residues of cabbage with possibility clusters according to claim 1, characterized in that S4.3 is used for calculating the r (r ═ 1, 2.., r ═ 1, 2., r ·max) Typical values at the time of the second iteration:
Figure FDA0002484382370000031
tik (r)is the fuzzy membership value of the r-th iteration calculation;
s4.4, the r (r ═ 1, 2., r) is calculatedmax) Fuzzy membership value at sub-iteration:
Figure FDA0002484382370000032
uik (r)is the fuzzy membership value calculated for the r-th iteration.
6. The method for qualitatively analyzing pesticide residues of cabbage with possibility clusters according to claim 1, characterized in that S4.4 is used for calculating the r (r ═ 1, 2.., r ═ 1, 2., r ·max) Fuzzy membership value at sub-iteration:
Figure FDA0002484382370000033
uik (r)is the fuzzy membership value calculated for the r-th iteration.
7. The method for qualitatively analyzing pesticide residues of cabbage with possibility clusters according to claim 1, wherein S4.5 is used for calculating the r (r ═ 1, 2.., r ═ 1, 2., r ·max) Class i at sub-iterationCluster center value of
Figure FDA0002484382370000034
Figure FDA0002484382370000035
Wherein
Figure FDA0002484382370000036
Is the clustering center v of the r-th iteration calculationiA value of (d); clustering center matrix V(r)Is composed of C cluster center values, and
Figure FDA0002484382370000037
8. the method for qualitatively analyzing pesticide residues of cabbage with possibility clusters according to claim 1, wherein S4.6, the cycle count is increased, i.e. r-r + 1; if the condition is satisfied: i V(r)-V(r-1)I < or r > rmaxAnd (4) stopping the calculation, otherwise continuing S4.2, and classifying the Chinese cabbage samples with different pesticide residue levels according to the fuzzy membership value and the typical value obtained by calculation.
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