Research employed machine learning to predict bitterness in food peptides, indicating potential for healthier products.
Bitter peptides can affect both the taste and the healthiness of a given food product. Identification of bitter peptides can allow researchers to develop healthy and palatable foods and medicines. The program Orange by Demsar et al. (2013) was used to analyze a dataset of peptides and develop machine learning models to predict if a given peptide causes bitterness. The gradient boosting tree and random forest models performed the most optimally out of all models. This can be used as a basis for improving on bitter peptide detection through machine learning in the future.
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