Abstract:Multi-spectral temperature measurement technology is widely used in scientific research, industrial production and other fields due to its non-contact measurement, fast response time, higher accuracy and better robustness compared with single-spectral temperature measurement technology. However, for many targets whose emissivity cannot be measured in advance, the unknown spectral emissivity will directly affect the measurement accuracy. By introducing a reference temperature model, the solution of spectral emissivity can be transformed into a constrained minimum optimization problem. To solve this problem, the performance of two heuristic algorithms and three hybrid algorithms are tested and evaluated by constructing emissivity model and verifying with actual measurement data The simulation results show that the genetic algorithm (GA) has relatively higher overall accuracy, the particle swarm algorithm (PSO) is relatively faster in terms of speed, and the three hybrid algorithms balance the performance advantages of these two algorithms to some extent; The inversion results of the actual measurement data show that the mean relative errors of the five algorithms are less than 1.17%, which proves their practicality in actual measurements. This work compares and analyzes the performance of inversion emissivity and temperature of different algorithm, which provides a basis for algorithm selection under different scenarios and optimization targets.