Abstract

In this study, ten spent edible fungus (SEF) with different compositional features were used for the maximum methanogenic potential (P0) evaluation, and the prediction models including regression and kinetics based on this were developed separately. The results showed that the regression model with more chemical components had a good correlation with the P0, and at least three chemical compositions could reach the threshold of sensitivity. The Cone model showed the best fitting effect on P0 in all kinetic models, which had higher R-square (>0.994) and lower error (1.004–5.672%). Meanwhile, the minimum digestive testing time (14 days) was determined by the evaluation of sensitivity via statistical indicators. It is concluded that the determination of the prediction model of P0 should be evaluated with the combination of statistical indicators and specific requirements.

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