Abstract Development in the field of gas sensors has witnessed exponential growth with
multitude of applications. The diverse applications have led to unexpected challenges …

The drift caused by gas sensors has always been a bottleneck in the development of
electronic nose (E-nose) systems. Traditional drift compensation methods directly correct the …

The electronic nose (e-nose) is susceptible to sensor drift and instrumental variation, which
may result in distribution discrepancy in data collected, hence leading to classification …

In recent years, the electronic nose (E-nose) technology has made a great progress in
practical application. However, the interferences, such as the interferences from non-target …

Sensor drift is often application-dependent and results in a reduction in the overall long-term
performance of electronic noses. Even with drift compensation it is remains challenging to …