Data-Mining Methodology to Improve the Scientific Production Quality in Turkey Meat and Carcass Characterization Studies
Autor
Salgado Pardo, José Ignacio
Navas González, Francisco Javier
González Ariza, Antonio
León Jurado, J.M.
Carolino, Nuno
Carolino, Inés
Delgado-Bermejo, J.V.
Camacho Vallejo, M.E.
Editor
MDPIFecha
2024Materia
Data-miningTurkey meat quality
Physical traits
Chemical profile
Publication quality traits
Biostatistical tool
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The present research aims to describe how turkey meat and carcass quality traits define the interest of the scientific community through the quality standards of journals in which studies are published. To this end, an analysis of 92 research documents addressing the study of turkey carcass and meat quality over the last 57 years was performed. Meat and carcass quality attributes were dependent variables and included traits related to carcass dressing, muscle fiber, pH, colorimetry, water-holding capacity, texture, and chemical composition. The independent variables comprised publication quality traits, including journal indexation, database, journal impact factor (JIF), quartile, publication area, and JIF percentage. For each dependent variable, a data-mining chi-squared automatic interaction detection (CHAID) decision tree was developed. Carcass or piece yield was the only variable that did not show an impact on the publication quality. Moreover, color and pH measurements taken at 72 h postmortem showed a negative impact on publication interest. On the other hand, variables including water-retaining attributes, colorimetry, pH, chemical composition, and shear force traits stood out among the quality-enhancing variables due to their low inclusion in papers, while high standards improved power.