2011 IEEE Colloquium on Humanities, Science and Engineering 2011
DOI: 10.1109/chuser.2011.6163796
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Two-stage LP diet model for Malay households

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“…In modern references, some authors proposed a two-stage linear programming model for low-cost healthy diets for Malay households. In Stage-1, the model was formulated to satisfy various nutrient requirements for the pre-determined age-gender groups and Stage-2 focused on optimizing diet plans for the whole household with minimum cost daily diet plans [13]. In addition, other authors proposed the GP nutrition model to minimize the deviations from nutrients, energy value and food cost in order to meet the daily nutrient needs of the reference woman and reference man of households in Bosnia and Herzegovina, developed and extended by proposing a linear programming diet model to maximize energy density for choosing food recipes (containing macro and micronutrients) as recommended by WHO in order to reduce food costs [14,15].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In modern references, some authors proposed a two-stage linear programming model for low-cost healthy diets for Malay households. In Stage-1, the model was formulated to satisfy various nutrient requirements for the pre-determined age-gender groups and Stage-2 focused on optimizing diet plans for the whole household with minimum cost daily diet plans [13]. In addition, other authors proposed the GP nutrition model to minimize the deviations from nutrients, energy value and food cost in order to meet the daily nutrient needs of the reference woman and reference man of households in Bosnia and Herzegovina, developed and extended by proposing a linear programming diet model to maximize energy density for choosing food recipes (containing macro and micronutrients) as recommended by WHO in order to reduce food costs [14,15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%