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Assesses predictiveness of machine learning in dairy-like plant milk formulations, indicating potential for improved product development.
), followed by Formulation 2 and pasteurized cow (1.04 µm), with Formulation 1 (1.62 µm) as the largest. The UHT and pasteurized cow milk had higher whiteness indices compared with Formulation 1 and Formulation 2. Formulations exhibited faster sedimentation compared to cow milk. The models correctly predicted viscosity and some volatiles. However, predictive performance was limited by the small dataset and restricted access to commercial formulations. A larger dataset and access to formulations would improve model accuracy. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS: This research demonstrates the potential of predictive modelling for the development of plant-based alternatives to animal-derived ingredients. Such an approach would reduce reliance on trial and error in product development, saving time and development costs while meeting consumer needs.
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