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Abstract

A method and system for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae, comprises: acquiring three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of HAB algae samples comprising ichthyotoxic and non-ichthyotoxic algae; pre-treating the spectral data of the HAB algae samples; extracting spectral features from pre-treated spectral data; establishing a mapping model for identifying the haemolytic activity of ichthyotoxic HAB algae based on the extracted spectral features by using the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine method; determining the identification results based on the extracted spectral features by using the mapping model, to identify ichthyotoxic HAB algae or non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae.

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A METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR ONLINE DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION
OF ICHTHYOTOXIC HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOM ALGAE
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present disclosure relates to the field of qualitative detection of ichthyotoxic harmful algal bloom algae, and in particular, to a method and system for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic harmful algal bloom algae.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Harmful algal bloom (HAB), also known as red tide, is a harmful ecological phenomenon, which is a discoloration of water caused by the explosive proliferation or high aggregation of certain phytoplankton, protozoa or bacteria in seawater under specific environmental conditions. In which, ichthyotoxic HAB may produce a variety of toxic substances, which can cause a large number of fish and shellfish deaths in a short time. At present, ichthyotoxic HAB algae has widely spread in China's coastal areas. In 2012 alone, more than RMB 2 billion were lost from the East China Sea due to Karenia mikimotoi, and this has seriously restricted the sustainable and healthy development of China's inshore farming industry. If ichthyotoxic FIAB algae can be identified early and quickly, in situ and online, farmers could be warned in advanced, so that relevant measures can be taken to reduce economic losses of the seawater farming industry caused by ichthyotoxic HAB algae.
At present, detection methods of ichthyotoxic HAB algae species mainly comprise the following three types: the first is morphology-based HAB biodetection technique, the second is molecular technique-based algae identification technique, and the third is antibody-based immunological identification technique, and the fourth is algae fluorescence emission spectroscopy-based detection technique. Identification based on cell morphology cannot determine the toxicity category of algae; the molecular technique can only be used in the laboratory for identification of HAB algae species, and it also cannot be used to perform onsite rapid detection; the immunological identification technique has currently developed a variety of kits or reagent strips for the detection of algae, but these reagents can only be used for the detection of known algae, and samples need to be pre-treated in the laboratory, which is time consuming and not time efficient, and cannot be used for in-situ detection. With the advancement of fluorescence detection techniques in recent years, the three-dimensional fluorescence spectroscopy data technique has developed rapidly in the area of algae identification, and is increasingly mature. At present, a variety of professional equipment have been developed for application in areas such as petroleum, polychlorinated biphenyl, biological hormone and microalgae identification. However, there is currently no method or system for online detection or identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The objective of the present disclosure is to provide a method and system for the online detection or identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae, and that is capable of achieving continuous online detection in situ and improving detection precision.
In order to achieve the aforementioned objective, the present disclosure provides the following solution: A method for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae, comprising: acquiring three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of HAB algae samples; the HAB algae samples comprise ichthyotoxic HAB algae and non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae; pre-treating the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of the HAB algae samples; extracting spectral features from pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data; establishing a mapping model for identifying the haemolytic activity of ichthyotoxic HAB algae based on the extracted spectral features by using the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine method; determining the identification results based on the extracted spectral features by using the mapping model; the identification result being ichthyotoxic HAB algae or nonichthyotoxic HAB algae.
Preferably, pre-treating the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of the HAB algae samples specifically comprises: converting the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data into xls files, importing the converted files into MATLAB2018a software and converting them into mat files.
Preferably, extracting spectral features from pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data specifically comprises: determining the excitation wavelength based on the pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data by using the proof by exhaustion method; determining the emission wavelength based on the contour map and spectral interval of the pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data; the spectral interval being 650 nm -750 nm; determining the spectral features based on the head-to-tail linking of the emission wavelengths at different excitation wavelengths Preferably, establishing a mapping model for identifying the haemolytic activity of ichthyotoxic HAB algae based on the extracted spectral features by using the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine method specifically comprises: adjusting the parameters of the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine based on the extracted spectral features; the parameters comprise: acceleration constant, maxi mum number of iterations and number of particle swarms; determining the mapping model based on the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine after parameter adjustment; the mapping model uses the extracted spectral features as input and the identification result as output.
A system for online identification and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae, comprising: a three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data acquisition module for acquiring three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of HAB algae samples; the HAB algae samples comprise ichthyotoxic HAB algae and non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae; a pre-treatment module for pre-treating the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of HAB algae samples; a spectral feature extraction module for extracting spectral features from pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data; a mapping model establishment module for establishing a mapping model for identifying the haemolytic activity of ichthyotoxic HAB algae based on the extracted spectral features by using the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine method; an identification result determination module for determining identification results based on the extracted spectral features by using the mapping model; the identification result being ichthyotoxic HAB algae or non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae.
Preferably, the pre-treatment module specifically comprises: a pre-treatment unit for converting the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data into workbook/spreadsheet (e.g. xis) files importing the converted files into a multi-paradigm programming language and numeric computing environment (such as MATLAB2018a software) and converting them into formatted data files (e.g. mat files).
Preferably, the spectral feature extraction module specifically comprises: an excitation wavelength determination unit for determining the excitation wavelength based on the pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data by using the proof by exhaustion method; an emission wavelength determination unit for determining the emission wavelength based on the contour map and spectral interval of the pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data; the spectral interval being 650 nm -750 nm; a spectral feature determination unit for determining the spectral features based on the head-to-tail linking of the emission wavelengths at different excitation wavelengths.
Preferably, the mapping model establishment module specifically comprises: a parameter adjustment unit for adjusting the parameters of the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine based on the extracted spectral features; the parameters comprise: acceleration constant, maximum number of iterations and number of particle swarms; a mapping model establishment unit for determining the mapping model based on the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine after parameter adjustment; the mapping model uses the extracted spectral features as input and the identification result as output.
According to the specific embodiments provided by the present disclosure, the present disclosure discloses the following technical effects: a method and system for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae provided by the present disclosure that carry out detection based on the three-dimensional fluorescence spectroscopy method, with the advantages of not involving chemical reagents, being pollution-free, having simple operations and rapid identification; the extraction of features through three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data and thereby identification using the mapping model is capable of achieving continuous online measurement in situ; and the establishment of a mapping model for identifying the haemolytic activity of ichthyotoxic HAB algae, that is, the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine classification algorithm, and by using the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine method, the algorithm is applied for the first time to identify ichthyotoxic HAB algae and non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae, which uses relatively little spectral information for establishing an optimal identification model of ichthyotoxic HAB algae and has high detection precision.
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To better describe the technical solution in the embodiments of the present disclosure or prior art, the following drawings, which are needed for the embodiments, will be described briefly below. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are only some embodiments of the present disclosure and those of ordinary skill in the art may still acquire other drawings based on the following drawings without creative effort.
Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of the process of a method for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae as provided by the present disclosure; Fig. 2 is a three-dimensional fluorescence contour map of six kinds of ichthyotoxic HAB algae; Fig. 3A and 3B show three-dimensional fluorescence contour maps of eight kinds of non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae; Fig. 4 is a structural schematic diagram of a system for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae as provided by the present disclosure.
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The technical solution in the embodiments of the present disclosure will be clearly and CO completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present disclosure. Obviously, the embodiments described are only part of the embodiments of the present disclosure, and not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present disclosure, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort fall within the scope of protection of the present disclosure.
The objective of the present disclosure is to provide a method and system for the online detection or identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae, and that is capable of achieving continuous online detection in situ and improving detection precision.
In order to make the above objectives, features and advantages of the present disclosure clearer and easy to understand, the present disclosure will be further described in details below with reference to the attached drawings and specific embodiments.
Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of the process of a method for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae as provided by the present disclosure, as shown in Fig. 1, a method for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae provided by the present disclosure, comprising: S101, acquiring three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of HAB algae samples; the HAB algae samples comprise ichthyotoxic HAB algae and non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae; The ichthyotoxic HAB algae comprise: Heterosigma akashiwo, Chattonella marina, Karl odinium venefi cum, Kareni a mikimotoi, Phaeocystis globosa and Prymnesium parvum; the non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae comprise: Prorocentrum donghaiense, Karenia dunnii, prorocentrum lima, Isoscelina galbana, Isosceles globosa, phaeodactylum tricornutum, Skeletonem a costatum or platymonas subcordiformis.
The specific acquisition process involves: diluting ichthyotoxic HAB algae and non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae samples cultured under different nitrogen to phosphorus ratios and light exposures by 10 times, 100 times and 1,000 times when living algae grows to a logarithmic phase, measuring the concentrations of HAB algae at different concentration gradients by microscope and algae counting plate, and measuring the corresponding three-dimensional fluorescence spectrum by fluorescence spectrophotometer.
The different concentration gradients in the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral C\I data of HAB algae at different concentrations are 104 cellImL, 105 cellImL and 106 celllinL; C\I the different nitrogen to phosphorus ratios are 1:1, 16:1 and 128:1; the different light exposures are 20 /and 2 5-1, 60,Eno/ -2 54 and 100 wird the fluorescence
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spectrophotometer is the F4600 spectrophotometer from Hitachi Ltd. CO20 S102, pre-treating the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of the HAB algae samples.
S102 specifically comprises: converting the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data into xis files, importing the converted files into MATLAB2018a software and converting them into mat files.
S103, extracting spectral features from pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data.
S103 specifically comprises: determining the excitation wavelength based on the pretreated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data by using the proof by exhaustion method; determining the emission wavelength based on the contour map and spectral interval of the pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data; the spectral interval being 650 nm -750 nm. The contour maps are shown as the three-dimensional fluorescence contour map of six kinds of ichthyotoxic HAB algae in Fig. 2 and the three-dimensional fluorescence contour map of eight kinds of non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae in Figs. 3A and 3B.
determining the spectral features based on the head-to-tail linking of the emission wavelengths at different excitation wavelengths.
S104, establishing a mapping model for identifying the haemolytic activity of ichthyotoxic HAB algae based on the extracted spectral features by using the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine method; S104 specifically comprises: adjusting the parameters of the particle swarm opti m i sati on support vector machine based on the extracted spectral features; the parameters comprise: acceleration constant, maximum number of iterations and number of particle swarms determining the mapping model based on the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine after parameter adjustment; the mapping model uses the extracted spectral features as input and the identification result as output. that is, the mapping relationship between spectral features and algae classification labels is established.
S105, determining the identification results based on the extracted spectral features by using the mapping model; the identification result would be ichthyotoxic HAB algae or non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae.
The specific identification process involves: selecting spectral data at the excitation wavelengths of 480 nm and 510 nm, and emission wavelength between 650 nm and 750 nm, linking the head-to-tail data of each HAB algae sample at two excitation wavelengths to form the number of behavioural samples, and listing it as a new HAB algae spectral data matrix of sample features; randomly selecting 70% of the new HAB algae spectral data matrix as a training set, and generating a training set data set T = {(xt y2), (x2, y2), yA)}; in which, N is the number of samples, x, x Rn is the feature vector of the training example, y, e yc (cl, c2, c3, , c3, ) is the category of the training example, using training set data as input of the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine classification algorithm, labelling ichthyotoxic HAB algae as 1, nonichthyotoxic HAB algae as 2, establish a qualitative analysis model of ichthyotoxic HAB algae and non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae; when the test sample is x, obtaining the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral information of the sample by scanning, including its excitation wavelength, emission wavelength and corresponding fluorescence intensity, substituting spectral data at excitation wavelengths of 480 nm and 510 nm and emission wavelength of 650 -750 nm into the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine of ichthyotoxic HAB algae and non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae as the test set, in which, setting the set acceleration constants Cl and c2, maximum number of iterations m, the number of particle swarms T. as 1.5, 1.7, 20 and 100, respectively, and obtaining the results based on the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine classification algorithm.
Fig. 4 is a structural schematic diagram of a system for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae as provided by the present disclosure, as shown in Fig. 4, a system for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae as provided by the present disclosure, comprising: a three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data acquisition module 401 for acquiring three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of HAB algae samples; the HAB algae samples comprise ichthyotoxic BAB algae and non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae.
a pre-treatment module 402 for pre-treating the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of HAB algae samples.
a spectral feature extraction module 403 for extracting spectral features from pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data; a mapping model establishment module 404 for establishing a mapping model for identifying the haemolytic activity of ichthyotoxic HAB algae based on the extracted spectral features by using the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine method.
an identification result determination module 405 for determining identification results based on the extracted spectral features by using the mapping model; the identification result being ichthyotoxic HAB algae or non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae.
The pre-treatment module 402 specifically comprises: a pre-treatment unit for converting the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data into xls files importing the converted files into MATLAB2018a software and converting them into mat files.
The spectral feature extraction module 403 specifically comprises: an excitation wavelength determination unit for determining the excitation wavelength based on the pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data by using the proof by exhaustion method.
an emission wavelength determination unit for determining the emission wavelength based on the contour map and spectral interval of the pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data; the spectral interval being 650 nm -750 nm.
a spectral feature determination unit for determining the spectral features based on the head-to-tail linking of the emission wavelengths at different excitation wavelengths.
The mapping model establishment module 404 specifically comprises: a parameter adjustment unit for adjusting the parameters of the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine based on the extracted spectral features, the parameters comprise: acceleration constant, maximum number of iterations and number of particle swarms.
a mapping model establishment unit for determining the mapping model based on the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine after parameter adjustment; the mapping model uses the extracted spectral features as input and the identification result as output.
The embodiments in this Specifications are described in a progressive manner. The highlights of each embodiment are different from those of other embodiments, and same or similar parts between the embodiments may be cross-referenced. For the system disclosed in the embodiments, as it corresponds to the method disclosed in the embodiments, the IS description is relatively simple. Please refer to the description on the method for the relevant parts Specific examples are used to illustrate the principles and embodiments of the present disclosure herein The description of the above embodiments is only used to facilitate understanding in the methods and core ideologies of the present disclosure At the same time, for those of ordinary skill in the art, according to the ideology of the present disclosure, there will be changes in the specific embodiments and scope of application. In conclusion, the content of this Specifications shall not be construed as a restriction of the present disclosure.

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  1. CLAIMS1. A method for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae, wherein comprising: acquiring three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of HAB algae samples; the HAB algae samples comprise ichthyotoxic HAB algae and non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae; pre-treating the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of the HAB algae samples; extracting spectral features from pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data; establishing a mapping model for identifying the haemolytic activity of ichthyotoxic HAB algae based on the extracted spectral features by using the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine method; determining the identification results based on the extracted spectral features by using the mapping model; the identification result being ichthyotoxic HAB algae or non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae.
  2. 2. The method for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae according to Claim 1, wherein pre-treating the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of the HAB algae samples specifically comprises: converting the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data into spreadsheet files, importing the converted files into numeric computing software and converting them into formatted data files.
  3. 3 The method for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae according to Claim 1, wherein extracting spectral features from pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data specifically comprises: determining the excitation wavelength based on the pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data by using the proof by exhaustion method; determining the emission wavelength based on the contour map and spectral interval of the pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data, the spectral interval being 650 nm -750 nm; determining the spectral features based on the head-to-tail linking of the emission wavelengths at different excitation wavelengths.
  4. 4. The method for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae according to Claim 1, wherein establishing a mapping model for identifying the haemolytic activity of ichthyotoxic HAB algae based on the extracted spectral features by using the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine method specifically comprises adjusting the parameters of the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine based on the extracted spectral features; the parameters comprise: acceleration constant, maximum number of iterations and number of particle swarms; determining the mapping model based on the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine after parameter adjustment, the mapping model uses the extracted spectral features as input and the identification result as output
  5. 5. A system for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae, wherein comprises: a three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data acquisition module for acquiring three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of HAB algae samples; the HAB algae samples comprise ichthyotoxic HAB algae and non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae; a pre-treatment module for pre-treating the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data of HAB algae samples; a spectral feature extraction module for extracting spectral features from pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data; a mapping model establishment module for establishing a mapping model for identifying the haemolytic activity of ichthyotoxic HAB algae based on the extracted spectral features by using the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine method; an identification result determination module for determining identification results based on the extracted spectral features by using the mapping model; the identification result being ichthyotoxic HAB algae or non-ichthyotoxic HAB algae.
  6. 6. The system for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic fl AB algae according to Claim 5, wherein the pre-treatment module specifically comprises: a pre-treatment unit for converting the three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data into spreadsheet files importing the converted files into numeric computing software and converting them into formatted data files.
  7. 7. The system for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae according to Claim 5, wherein the spectral feature extraction module specifically comprises: an excitation wavelength determination unit for determining the excitation wavelength based on the pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data by using the proof by exhaustion method; an emission wavelength determination unit for determining the emission wavelength based on the contour map and spectral interval of the pre-treated three-dimensional fluorescence spectral data; the spectral interval being 650 nm -750 nm; a spectral feature determination unit for determining the spectral features based on the head-to-tail linking of the emission wavelengths at different excitation wavelengths
  8. 8. The system for online detection and identification of ichthyotoxic HAB algae according to Claim 5, wherein the mapping model establishment module specifically comprises: a parameter adjustment unit for adjusting the parameters of the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine based on the extracted spectral features; the parameters comprise: acceleration constant, maximum number of iterations and number of particle swarms; a mapping model establishment unit for determining the mapping model based on the particle swarm optimisation support vector machine after parameter adjustment, the mapping model uses the extracted spectral features as input and the identification result as output
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