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Automatic classification and permittivity estimation of organic solvents using a dielectric resonator sensor and machine learning techniques

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Monteagudo Honrubia, Miguel
Herraiz Martínez, Francisco Javier
Matanza Domingo, Javier
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This paper presents the application of a dielectric resonator sensor to characterize organic solvents. Two different acquisition systems were implemented to test the sensor and compare the results between a Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) and a low-cost portable electronic reader presented in this paper. Five dissolutions and air were measured within a permittivity range from 1 to 80. Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Support Vector Machine (SVM) were used to perform automatic classification achieving an accuracy close to the 100 for both systems.
 
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Automatic classification and permittivity estimation of organic solvents using a dielectric resonator sensor and machine learning techniques
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