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This study enhances electronic nose (e-nose) accuracy by optimizing sensor arrays and using feature alignment for reliable drug classification. This approach overcomes device inconsistencies, enabling better odor recognition and model sharing across e-nose systems.

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  • Utilized the ReliefF algorithm for sensor ranking and optimal sensor array selection for drug classification.
  • Applied feature alignment techniques from transfer learning to enable model sharing across three inconsistent e-nose devices.

    • Main Results:

    • Identified an optimal sensor array composition for drug classification through ReliefF algorithm analysis.
    • Successfully enhanced model sharing capabilities among disparate e-nose devices using feature alignment.
    • Demonstrated a method to overcome hardware inconsistencies inherent in batch-produced e-noses.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed approach significantly improves electronic nose classification accuracy and reliability.
    • Feature alignment effectively resolves discrepancies, enabling robust model transfer and addressing batch production hardware inconsistencies.
    • This research paves the way for the mass production and widespread adoption of consistent and reliable electronic nose systems.