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This study introduces LiteSensor-Net, a compact AI model for edge gas classification, significantly improving accuracy and reducing drift effects for environmental monitoring and CBRN scenarios.

Area of Science:

  • Edge AI
  • Gas Sensor Technology
  • Machine Learning for Environmental Monitoring

Background:

  • Resource-constrained edge processors on UAVs and wearables need robust gas classification.
  • Existing methods are server-grade or degrade under sensor drift.
  • CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) scenarios require reliable, compact detection.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Develop an end-to-end pipeline for drift-robust edge gas classification.
  • Address limitations of existing server-grade and drift-prone models.
  • Create a standardized benchmark for evaluating edge AI gas classifiers.

Main Methods:

  • Proposed LiteSensor-Net: a 1D CNN with depth-wise separable convolutions.
  • Integrated INT8 quantization and structured magnitude pruning for model compression.
Keywords:
CBRN detectionTinyMLedge AIgas sensor arrayknowledge distillationsensor drift compensation

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  • Mapped UCI gas classes to CBRN behavioral categories using physicochemical analogies.
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    • LiteSensor-Net achieved 92.63% accuracy and 0.898 macro-F1 on the UCI Gas Sensor Array Drift Dataset.
    • Optimized model size: 5.99 kB (INT8 pruned), inference latency: 6.3 ms, energy: 0.04 mJ.
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    • Introduced a six-metric framework for standardized edge AI gas classifier evaluation.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed pipeline offers an open-source, deployable foundation for edge-class gas classification.
    • LiteSensor-Net and KD-DM effectively address model size, latency, and sensor drift challenges.
    • The system is suitable for environmental monitoring and CBRN detection applications on edge devices.