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    Parameters Predictions of Paddy Grain Drying Based on Machine Learning
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    In order to improve the drying efficiency and guarantee the grain quality after drying, this paper proposed to use artificial intelligence modelling to predict the grain quality indexes after drying. With air temperature, air relative humidity, initial moisture content, air velocity and tempering rate as control parameters, three models were established, and the prediction performance of these three models was tested. The three models were regression model, Back-propagation Neural Network (BPNN) and Deep Neural Network (DNN). The results showed that the machine learning techniques, in particular DNN had the best performance, especially for predicting germination rate ratio. The contribution of this paper is to demonstrate the ability of machine learning techniques in fitting grain drying characteristics with different control parameters. This paper proved the applicability of machine learning technology in grain drying field, and established the corresponding models.
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    A true understanding of rice kernel fissuring and breakage, as a result of drying and tempering, must includeboth engineering and cereal science principles. Particular emphasis must be placed on the change of states of starchoccurring at the glass transition temperature (T g ). This transition from a glassy to rubbery state, or vice versa, has beenidentified to play an important role in rice fissuring and breakage. A hypothesis has been developed explaining rice kernelfissuring during drying and tempering. The objectives of this research were to determine the effect of the T g during ricedrying and tempering on milling quality. Additionally, the minimum tempering time required for various dryingconditions, to optimize milling quality, was determined. Rice was dried under three conditions, two with a drying airtemperature above T g and one below T g , for four durations and then tempered for 0 to 240 min. The experimentalprocedure was designed to directly test the T g hypothesis by cooling rice to a temperature below the T g after eachtempering duration. Results for both medium-grain rice and long-grain rice at 19.6 to 23.7% harvest moisture content(MC) * show that 5 to 6 percentage points MC can be removed per drying pass without damaging the rice kernel, as longas sufficient tempering is allowed. Required tempering durations were shorter for long-grain rice as compared tomedium-grain.
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