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Machine Learning Application: Case Study on Effects of Excessive Alcohol on Liver
CS3244 - Machine Learning
28 Pages • Essays / Projects • Year Uploaded: 2022
In the age of free access to cheap alcohol to anyone above 21 and lenient rules for younger children consuming alcohol, we are coming across cases of liver damage, liver failure or other liver disorders among the masses at very young age. It’s the need of the hour to address people what liver disorders excessive consumption of alcohol can lead to as well as how much alcohol consumption is excessive and can lead to serious repercussions.
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