This research article explains in detail the pre-processing stage unifying various techniques, using real and open public data from Peru, between years 2016-2019. The main objective is to address study of gender inequality through clean reliable data. shows how group 6 sets by category identify interpret factors, extract valuable information that can be used mining models, contribute future dec...

Obesity is widely assumed to be associated with economic affluence; it has therefore been assumed to become more common with economic development. However, obesity has also been associated with poverty. These contrary findings highlight the need for an examination of the contribution of social and economic factors to the global distribution of obesity. Males and females may be differently expos...

abstract issue: in economic literature, there are two hypotheses regarding the link between economic development and gender inequality. the first gender inequality decreases with economic development. second, economic development increases gender inequality. this research is conducted to investigate the effects of economic development on gender inequality according to kuznets gender curve in ir...

BACKGROUND Visual acuity, like many other health-related problems, does not have an equal distribution in terms of socio-economic factors. We conducted this study to estimate and decompose economic inequality in presenting visual acuity using two methods and to compare their results in a population aged 40-64 years in Shahroud, Iran. METHODS The data of 5188 participants in the first phase of...

Gender equality is a key aspect of human rights in order to achieve sustainability and development focused on people. Bearing in mind how important equality has become in decision making, indicators including the gender approach are useful for quantifying the differences between the two genders and how they have evolved over time. Taking gender into account brings a diverse and complex reality ...