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Fig 1.

Global comparison and gender-specific distribution of overweight and obesity in Bangladesh.

(a) Comparison between overweight/obesity in the World and Bangladesh; and (b) Overweight/obesity by gender in Bangladesh.

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Table 1.

BMI was classified according to the WHO.

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Table 2.

Comprehensive descriptions of the dataset.

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Fig 2.

Feature selection for classification.

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Table 3.

Percentages of data distribution before and after applying SMOTE-ENN.

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Table 4.

Accuracy (%) of balanced and imbalanced data for the default model.

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Table 5.

Optimized hyperparameters after using the SMOTE-ENN technique.

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Table 6.

Accuracy (%) of the default and HP-tuned data for the balancing dataset.

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Fig 3.

Performance comparison of ML classifiers for the Chi-square (Filter).

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Fig 4.

Performance comparison of ML classifiers for the LASSO (Embedded).

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Fig 5.

Performance comparison of ML classifiers for the SFS (Wrapper).

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Table 7.

Existing studies on overweight and obesity among ever-married women.

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Fig 6.

Number of selected features using three feature selection methods.

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Fig 7.

Permutation importance of features applied to the proposed SVM model.

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Fig 8.

SHAP-based global feature importance and feature-wise contribution patterns for the SVM model.

(a) Global feature importance ranked by mean absolute SHAP values for the SVM model.; (b) SHAP violin plot illustrating the feature-wise contribution patterns and their influence on the model output.

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