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Isn't it strange that in [1] the beginning of the "Normal" BMI has more risk of death than the beginning of the "Obese"? I'd even venture to say that the "Overweight" range has, in average, lower Mortality Risk than the "Normal". PS, another plus for the Metric System. The Imperial System form includes Feet+Inches, while the metric one only needs Centimeters for the height. [1] https://www.infino.me/join/
Where did you get your training data set? I'm trying to build a network to recognize faces from ID cards and match them to faces/selfies. Onenof the hard things has been to get a training data set.
That's very interesting indeed. Are you using any API?
Fatsecret API for nutritional information and Foursquare for checkins, but installed and trained the neural network on my AWS instance for the prediction stuff.
Where did you get your training data set? I'm trying to build a network to recognize faces from ID cards and match them to faces/selfies. Onenof the hard things has been to get a training data set.
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Fatsecret API for nutritional information and Foursquare for checkins, but installed and trained the neural network on my AWS instance for the prediction stuff.
Is it possible to implement the myfitnesspal API in the way user can scan the food and it gets entered in their food log on MFP ?
I had do the entire process twice because there is no (obvious) way to change the serving size to 2.
Where did you get your training data set? I'm trying to build a network to recognize faces from ID cards and match them to faces/selfies. Onenof the hard things has been to get a training data set.
This sounds like it could be used for the wrong purpose for sure.. Are you working for some nosy employer?
That is checked manually today.
I remember the latest Android camera app being able to extrapolate distances in the app (thus simulating photos with large apertures/shallow depth of field). I wonder if you could use this visual distance algorithm to somehow judge portion sizes/plate sizes?
Haven't thought of that! What I have considered is letting users put something like a quarter or ID card in the field of view for that purpose. Aside from that though, I figured Id do portion estimation down the road should this preliminary version take off.
First thing I tried: logging /two/ Granny Smith apples manually. I had do the entire process twice because there is no (obvious) way to change the serving size to 2.