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Cleanliness assessment in long-term care facilities using deep learning and multiwavelength fluorescence imaging

Husarik et al., 2023

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12951909537988022974
Author
Husarik K
Gorji H
Qin J
Chan D
Baek I
Kim M
Thompson M
MacKinnon N
Sokolov S
Vasefi F
Johnson M
Metz M
Tavakolian K
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Sensing for Agriculture and Food Quality and Safety XV

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Protecting elders in long-term care facilities (LTCFs) from foodborne illnesses, such as norovirus, listeria, salmonella, and E. coli, is critical. Sanitation inspection is an ongoing concern for LTCF kitchens and dining facilities and staff who handle and serve food. LTCFs …
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