Maturity Level Detection of Sugar Apple (Annona squamosa L.) Based On Physical And Chemical Properties at Room Temperature Storage Using Random Forest and K-Nearest Neighbor (k-NN) Agorithms
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machine learning, physical and chemical properties, sugar appleAbstract
The classification process on fruit is often a problem in the production process of agriculturalproducts, one of which is in classifying the level of ripeness of srikaya fruit, and there have beenmany kinds of research on classifying fruit using one or two parameters using machine learning.Physical and chemical properties such as aroma, moisture content, total dissolved solids, texture,and weight loss indicate fruit maturity. This study aimed to determine the maturity level of srikayafruit based on physical and chemical properties using the k-Nearest Neighbor (k-NN) and RandomForest algorithms, and to measure the algorithm’s accuracy. The method used in this research isthe k-NN and Random Forest, then its performance is measured using a confusion matrix.Physical properties (weight loss and texture) and chemical properties (moisture content, totaldissolved solids and gas content) were observed. The results of detecting the maturity level ofsugar apple have been reached. From 8 test data, it can detect 1 damaged fruit using the k-NNmethod, while the random forest from 8 test data can detect 2 raw fruit, 3 ripe fruit, and 1 damagedfruit. The accuracy of the k-NN method is 12.5%, and the random forest is 75%. The performanceof the random forest is higher than the k-NN method based on the accuracy, precision, sensitivity,and specificity results.Additional Files
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2023-11-22
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Aulia, A. ., Murad, & Sumarsono, J. (2023). Maturity Level Detection of Sugar Apple (Annona squamosa L.) Based On Physical And Chemical Properties at Room Temperature Storage Using Random Forest and K-Nearest Neighbor (k-NN) Agorithms. J-AGENT (Journal of Agricultural Engineering and Technology), 1(1), 36–45. Retrieved from https://journal.unram.ac.id/index.php/agent/article/view/3630
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