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Machine learning-based Personalized Dietary Recommendations to Achieve Desired Gut Microbial Compositions

2026-05-15

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Dietary intervention is an effective way to alter the gut microbiome to promote human health. Yet, due to our limited knowledge of diet-microbe interactions and the highly personalized gut microbial compositions, an efficient method to prescribe personalized dietary recommendations to achieve desired gut microbial compositions is still lacking. Here, we propose a machine learning framework to resolve this challeng...

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Literature Corpus work: a9fb66af-a744-58ec-90f7-9689cfe65b9e
DOI: 10.64898/2026.05.12.724618

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