Meal Description
Meal description analysis is a burgeoning field focusing on automatically understanding and interpreting information about meals, encompassing image recognition, textual descriptions, and sensor data. Current research employs machine learning techniques, including clustering algorithms (like K-means and GMM) for sensor data analysis, deep learning models for image-based food identification, and large language models (LLMs) for nutritional estimation from textual descriptions. This work aims to improve dietary assessment, personalized nutrition recommendations, and diabetes management, ultimately impacting both public health initiatives and the development of more effective AI-driven healthcare tools.
Papers
A Novel Approach to Balance Convenience and Nutrition in Meals With Long-Term Group Recommendations and Reasoning on Multimodal Recipes and its Implementation in BEACON
Vansh Nagpal, Siva Likitha Valluru, Kausik Lakkaraju, Nitin Gupta, Zach Abdulrahman, Andrew Davison, Biplav Srivastava
Machine learning and natural language processing models to predict the extent of food processing
Nalin Arora, Sumit Bhagat, Riya Dhama, Ganesh Bagler
Meal-taking activity monitoring in the elderly based on sensor data: Comparison of unsupervised classification methods
Abderrahim Derouiche (LAAS-S4M, UT3), Damien Brulin (LAAS-S4M, UT2J), Eric Campo (LAAS-S4M, UT2J), Antoine Piau
Detecting Korean Food Using Image using Hierarchical Model
Hoang Khanh Lam, Kahandakanaththage Maduni Pramuditha Perera