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In this case, what is the 'X, Y, Z' that the apps are providing that the model is not?
by muwtyhg 6mo ago
In this case, what is the 'X, Y, Z' that the apps are providing that the model is not?
- endymion-light 6mo agoTheoretically: - A queryable large vector database containing calorie counts for specific meals. - A vision model specifically trained on food images with labelled data containing approximate calorie counts. - OCR model allowing reading of barcodes + calorie information. A model trained to ask for additional context & information (e.g for pasta - please provide a photo of the original sauce tin/ect), (please approximate the weight of X meat) I don't know how accurate integrating all of those aspects would be - and you could argue the end user would probably be incredibly annoyed and it wouldn't be a good app - but I'd argue you'd at least need that if you're developing an app for diabetes management.