Intelligent application tells you the components of your dishes!

 

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology devise something like Shazam application but the food, so that the new application of deep education algorithm uses that can generate the list of ingredients for any dish of food during the consideration to his picture only

 

Intelligent application tells you the components of your dishes! This application offers different food recipes and information. While the artificial intelligence for this application need to repair some of the problems, the action team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the significant progress in the initial training of the system.

The program includes a huge database of food photos and information upon which the PREDICTABILITY of the components and recipes. The new system has got 65% of the degree of precision in the tests when asked him to show the correct prescription after consideration of the photos ready meals.

The database, which is called Your millage may vary1M, produced by a group of famous sites like AllRecipes recipes solve, then explain each of these recipes with additional information about the components. Finally, the integrated network has been appointed to work on these recipes to search for patterns of connections and full recipes, raw materials.

The database, dubbed Recipe1M, was produced by a host of recipes such as AllRecipes and Food, and each of these recipes was explained with additional information about ingredients. Finally, an integrated network was set up to work on these recipes to search for patterns and contacts of whole recipes, raw materials.

"The process of knowing the program on food is actually just a side effect of how we use the available data to see recipes from pictures," said graduate student Cecil Nicholas Heinz, who led the research. "But what we are really exploring is the underlying ingredients and cooking mechanism of the food 
model. For example, we seek to distinguish between a fried and evaporated dish. ""We are now trying to extract knowledge from food dish models to enable other applications to improve people's health from working in the best way."