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Re: Show HN: I built an AI that recognizes food

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Built using those newfangled convolutional neural network things. Trained caffe on a set of about a million food related images. Can't believe how accurate the classifier is... UI needs work. Would love feedback on how to make food logging more intuitive.

Any info on the network itself (number of layers, input resolution, pooling, dropout etc)?

Re: Show HN: I built an AI that recognizes food

#5

Built using those newfangled convolutional neural network things. Trained caffe on a set of about a million food related images. Can't believe how accurate the classifier is... UI needs work. Would love feedback on how to make food logging more intuitive.

why caffe ? why not something like h2o or tensorflow ? just curious.

Re: Show HN: I built an AI that recognizes food

#8

Built using those newfangled convolutional neural network things. Trained caffe on a set of about a million food related images. Can't believe how accurate the classifier is... UI needs work. Would love feedback on how to make food logging more intuitive.

Any info on the network itself (number of layers, input resolution, pooling, dropout etc)?

Stock Cafenet, trained from scratch.

Re: Show HN: I built an AI that recognizes food

#9

Built using those newfangled convolutional neural network things. Trained caffe on a set of about a million food related images. Can't believe how accurate the classifier is... UI needs work. Would love feedback on how to make food logging more intuitive.

why caffe ? why not something like h2o or tensorflow ? just curious.

because Im a newb. Looking forward to expand my repitoire!

Re: Show HN: I built an AI that recognizes food

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Something like this would be a fantastic addition to MyFitnessPal.

I find myself sometimes not logging food on that app because I couldn't be bothered to search for it.

On the other hand if the product has a barcode I always scan it in because that is convenient.

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