Introduces FoodNExTDB dataset and EWR metric to benchmark VLMs for food recognition, showing closed-source models achieve over 90% EWR on single-product images but struggle with fine-grained distinctions.
Personalized Weight Loss Management through Wearable Devices and Artificial Intelligence
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Early detection of chronic and Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) is crucial for effective treatment during the initial stages. This study explores the application of wearable devices and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in order to predict weight loss changes in overweight and obese individuals. Using wearable data from a 1-month trial involving around 100 subjects from the AI4FoodDB database, including biomarkers, vital signs, and behavioral data, we identify key differences between those achieving weight loss (>= 2% of their initial weight) and those who do not. Feature selection techniques and classification algorithms reveal promising results, with the Gradient Boosting classifier achieving 84.44% Area Under the Curve (AUC). The integration of multiple data sources (e.g., vital signs, physical and sleep activity, etc.) enhances performance, suggesting the potential of wearable devices and AI in personalized healthcare.
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Are Vision-Language Models Ready for Dietary Assessment? Exploring the Next Frontier in AI-Powered Food Image Recognition
Introduces FoodNExTDB dataset and EWR metric to benchmark VLMs for food recognition, showing closed-source models achieve over 90% EWR on single-product images but struggle with fine-grained distinctions.