Publications by authors named "Ali Senol"
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- This study assessed the impact of varying amounts of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) on the performance of broiler chicks and their biochemical responses.
- The chicks were divided into three diet groups: a control (no HFCS), low-HFCS (50 mg/kg), and high-HFCS (100 mg/kg), monitoring factors like body weight gain, feed intake, and blood biochemistry.
- Results showed that the high-HFCS group had decreased feed consumption and body weight gain, with poorer feed conversion rates and lower carcass yields compared to the control group, suggesting that high levels of HFCS are detrimental to broiler performance.
The cluster evaluation process is of great importance in areas of machine learning and data mining. Evaluating the clustering quality of clusters shows how much any proposed approach or algorithm is competent. Nevertheless, evaluating the quality of any cluster is still an issue.
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