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    Hyper-spectral imaging accurately predicts egg freshness using advanced data analysis. This technology offers a reliable method for assessing egg quality based on spectral data and Haugh unit values.

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    Background:

    • Egg freshness is a critical quality attribute for consumers and the food industry.
    • Traditional methods for assessing egg freshness can be time-consuming and destructive.

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  • Developed partial least squares (PLS) and multiple regression models for freshness prediction.

    • Main Results:

    • High linearity was observed between second-order differential hyper-spectral data and Haugh unit values.
    • PLS model (all bands) achieved a correlation coefficient of 0.88 and MSE of 7.565.
    • Multiple regression model (characteristic parameters) achieved a correlation coefficient of 0.93 and MSE of 6.44.
    • Validation showed 100% accuracy for the PLS model and 88% for the multiple regression model in discriminating fresh from non-fresh eggs.

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    • Hyper-spectral imaging technology, particularly using second-order differential data, is effective for non-destructively predicting egg freshness.
    • The developed models demonstrate high accuracy in assessing egg quality, offering a promising alternative to traditional methods.