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The random forest classification algorithm exhibits superior accuracy rates of 97% for Obesity_Type_I, 99% for Obesity_Type_II, and 83% for Obesity_Type_III compared to alternative classifiers.

Practitioners can utilize machine learning algorithms, particularly random forests, for more accurate obesity classification.

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The random forest classification algorithm exhibits superior accuracy rates of 97% for Obesity_Type_I, 99% for Obesity_Type_II, and 83% for Obesity_Type_III compared to alternative classifiers.
Yogesh Kumar et al. · 2023

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Detection and Diagnosis of Different Types of Obesity Using Machine Learning-Based Approaches

Yogesh Kumar et al. · 2023

DOI 10.1109/eiceeai60672.2023.10590462

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