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식품별 잔류물질허용기준에 의한 군집화 연구A Study on the Clustering for Foods based on the MRLs in pesticide

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A Study on the Clustering for Foods based on the MRLs in pesticide
Authors
이지원진서훈
Issue Date
2020
Publisher
대한설비관리학회
Keywords
Clustering; Biclustering; Hierarchical Clustering; Ministry of Food and Drug Safety; MRLs in pesticide
Citation
대한설비관리학회지, v.25, no.4, pp.113 - 127
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KCI
Journal Title
대한설비관리학회지
Volume
25
Number
4
Start Page
113
End Page
127
URI
https://scholar.korea.ac.kr/handle/2021.sw.korea/60188
ISSN
1598-2475
Abstract
In the modern society, as interest in health and beauty increases, interest in food are growing. Accordingly, concerns about pesticides in food are also increasing. Pesticides are essential for harvesting agricultural products. It is expected that all pesticides will disappear by harvest time, but there are cases where it is not. Ministry of Food and Drug Safety is providing drug residue limits for foods consumed by humans. However, since it deals with a wide variety of foods and substances, it may be difficult to manage and use the information. For such difficulties, this paper attempts to cluster each food and MRL using food-specific MRL data. It aims to help easy information management and understanding through cluster results. The data used in the analysis has many missing values in the data due to the characteristic of food-specific MRL. However, it is difficult to deal with the missing due to the characteristics of the acceptance criteria. To solve this problem, this paper proceeds with a two-stage clustering. First, the hierarchical clustering is performed based on the existence of the MRL criteria for each food, and the clustering between foods and MRLs is performed using the biclustering technique from the first result.
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