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A novel FCTF evaluation and prediction model for food efficacy based on association rule mining

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Title
A novel FCTF evaluation and prediction model for food efficacy based on association rule mining
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Frontiers in Nutrition, August 2023
DOI 10.3389/fnut.2023.1170084
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Yaqun Liu, Zhenxia Zhang, Wanling Lin, Hongxuan Liang, Min Lin, Junli Wang, Lianghui Chen, Peikui Yang, Mouquan Liu, Yuzhong Zheng

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#21,812,931
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#4,415
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#127,892
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#121
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