The food industry is going through constant improvements and is subject to analyzing consumer needs, product quality research is essential to striking this balance. In this regard, meat quality, the most essential food category, should be studied with unbiased methods that give precise and correct results. Classification algorithms are considered one of the main components of developing an objective and reliable method of meat quality assessment. Such algorithms imply meat analysis and classification automation with many parameters in mind, which eventually gives a chance to make quick and correct decisions concerning its quality.
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