The document discusses using decision trees to predict food demand. It introduces data mining and decision tree methods like CART, CHAID, and Microsoft Decision Trees. The study used these methods to build models to predict food sales for different customer types using variables like day, month, menu items, and holidays. CHAID achieved the best average accuracy of 69.5% compared to MSDT and CART. While CHAID performed best, multi-way decision trees can also perform well, and more data could improve results. A decision tree powered web system could help with food demand prediction.