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Data Modeling is an international, open access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the publication of high-quality research in mathematical, computational, and data-driven modeling across diverse scientific domains. The jour

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Data Modeling

Volume 7 Number 1 2026

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Biomedical Data Modeling

Research Article | Biomedical Data Modeling
Published online 18 April 2026 Manuscript-In-Press

Early Prediction of Postprandial Glycemic Response in Gestational Diabetes Using Continuous Glucose Monitoring and Gradient Boosting Models

Akib Ullah Jafor 1*, Pronati Das Puja 2, Shawanti Biswas 3, Arko Saha 4, Kamruzzaman Mithu 1, Khondaker Abdullah-Al-Mamun 1

Data Modeling
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Machine learning–driven CGM analysis enables early, personalized prediction of gestational diabetes glycemic patterns, improving maternal-fetal outcomes and clinical decision support.

Abstract | Full Text | Open Access Article

DOI: 10.25163/data.7110742
  

Data Modeling and Machine Learning

Research Article | Data Modeling and Machine Learning
Published online 11 March 2026 Manuscript-In-Press

HCNN-LSTM with BERT Embeddings and TomekLinks for Imbalanced News Text Classification

Kamruzzaman Mithu 1*, Md. Nesar Uddin 1, Md. Ataur Rahman 1, Sayed Rokibul Hossain 1, Mohammad Nurul Huda 1

Data Modeling
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This study presents a robust hybrid framework that improves imbalanced news classification through contextual embeddings, better minority-class recognition, and superior performance.

Abstract | Full Text | Open Access Article

DOI: 10.25163/data.7110689
  

ML and Mathematical Data Modeling

Research Article | ML and Mathematical Data Modeling
Published online 18 March 2026

Interpretable Machine Learning Data Modeling for Liver Disease Risk Profiling: Insights from the Indian Liver Patient Dataset

Kamruzzaman Mithu 1*, Shahanara Begum 2, Md Nesar Uddin 1, Mohammad Nurul Huda 1

Data Modeling
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This study bridges predictive modeling and clinical interpretability, enabling transparent, individualized liver disease risk assessment to support more informed, human-centered healthcare decisions.

Abstract | Full Text |PDF (1 MB) | Open Access Article

DOI: 10.25163/data.7110695
  

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