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Kalliopi V Dalakleidi¹, Violeta Pemaj², John Kapolos²

¹Department of Informatics, Athens University of Economics and Business, Athens, Greece.

Advances in food and nutrition research

|February 14, 2026

概括

人工智能 (AI) 正在通过分析从农场到餐桌的各种数据来改变食品科学. 基于人工智能的食品科学和营养系统 (AIFNS) 需要进一步的研究,以获得道德和安全的全球应用.

科学领域:

食品科学食品科学食品科学
人工智能的人工智能
数据科学数据科学数据科学

背景情况:

现代食品科学越来越多地使用人工智能 (AI) 分析异构的多式联运数据.
无处不在的传感器,摄像头和移动应用程序在农业,食品生产,加工,运输和营养监测方面产生了庞大的数据集.
这些数据集包括表格,图像,文本,omics,传感器,社交媒体和交易数据.

研究的目的:

突出人工智能和多式联络数据分析推动的食品科学领域的深刻变化.
概述基于人工智能的食品科学和营养系统 (AIFNS) 使用的管道和策略.
强调需要进一步研究全球这些系统的伦理,透明,包容和安全运行.

主要方法:

使用人工智能对异质多式联运数据的分析.
基于AI的食品科学和营养系统 (AIFNS) 的应用.
使用涉及数据预处理,细分,缩小维度,分类,聚类和数据融合策略的管道.

主要成果:

人工智能可以分析整个食品供应链中产生的大量多式联运数据.
基于人工智能的食品科学和营养系统 (AIFNS) 采用既定的数据分析技术.
当多个数据源可用于预测任务时,可以使用数据融合策略.

结论:

人工智能和多式联络数据分析代表着食品科学领域的重大转变.
基于人工智能的食品科学和营养系统 (AIFNS) 对于利用这些数据至关重要.
伦理,透明,包容和安全的跨境运营对于未来的AIFNS发展至关重要.

关键词:

人工智能的人工智能是人工智能.基于人工智能的食品科学和营养系统分类分类分类分类.数据融合数据融合数据预处理数据的预处理.数据安全数据安全可以解释的可解释性.多模式数据分析数据分析多模式数据分析分段化分段化分段化分段化

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