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Domain adaptive subspace transfer model for sensor drift compensation in biologically inspired electronic nose Journal article
Guo, Tan, Tan, Xiaoheng, Yang, Liu, Liang, Zhifang, Zhang, Bob, Zhang, Lei. Domain adaptive subspace transfer model for sensor drift compensation in biologically inspired electronic nose[J]. Expert Systems with Applications, 2022, 208, 118237.
Authors:  Guo, Tan;  Tan, Xiaoheng;  Yang, Liu;  Liang, Zhifang;  Zhang, Bob; et al.
Favorite | TC[WOS]:17 TC[Scopus]:17  IF:7.5/7.6 | Submit date:2023/01/30
Biologically Inspired Electronic Nose  Gas Sensing  Sensor Drift  Domain Adaptation  Odor Recognition  
Spike Latency Coding in a Biologically Inspired Micro-Electronic Nose Journal article
Chen, H. T., Ng, K. T., Bermak, A., Law, M. K., Martinez, D.. Spike Latency Coding in a Biologically Inspired Micro-Electronic Nose[J]. IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems, 2011, 160-169.
Authors:  Chen, H. T.;  Ng, K. T.;  Bermak, A.;  Law, M. K.;  Martinez, D.
Favorite | TC[WOS]:44 TC[Scopus]:57  IF:3.8/4.8 | Submit date:2022/08/04
Electronic Nose  Gas Sensors  Neuromorphic Engineering  Olfactory System  Spiking Neurons  
Spike latency coding in biologically inspired microelectronic nose Conference paper
Chen H.T., Ng K.T., Bermak A., Law M.K., Martinez D.. Spike latency coding in biologically inspired microelectronic nose[C], 2011, 160-168.
Authors:  Chen H.T.;  Ng K.T.;  Bermak A.;  Law M.K.;  Martinez D.
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Electronic nose  gas sensors  neuromorphic engineering  olfactory system  spiking neurons