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Re:Translate Pictures of Food into Recipes with Deep Learning by smoll on Friday November 16, 2018 @01:17AM (#18466857)
For ML practitioners, how much more/less difficult is this than predicting calorie content/macros from pictures/video of food? Because that seems like the holy grail of “calorie counting” apps, to seamlessly track (within a small margin of error) what your macros for the day are so far, thus helping you make intelligent choices about what to eat & portion size. Especially since those apps are great for sticking to diets, if it weren’t for all the mind-numbing data entry.
Re:Translate Pictures of Food into Recipes with Deep Learning by crucifiction on Friday November 16, 2018 @01:20AM (#18466874)
Hotdog or not hotdog
Re:Translate Pictures of Food into Recipes with Deep Learning by nl on Friday November 16, 2018 @01:33AM (#18466927)
This seems to use only one image of each recipe (unless I'm misreading the code).

That seems to be a pretty big flaw.

Re:Translate Pictures of Food into Recipes with Deep Learning by kumarvvr on Friday November 16, 2018 @12:02AM (#18466557)
It's sad to see people waste time on such pursuits. Getting a recipe is very easy. Just google it. Or even reverse image search it.

I do get that these exercises add a lot of know how to the deep learning process, but I really wish these smarts are applied to more practical and immediate problems.

Re:Translate Pictures of Food into Recipes with Deep Learning by minimaxir on Friday November 16, 2018 @12:49AM (#18466723)
Solving practice problems are one small step towards learning how to solve practical problems.
Re:Translate Pictures of Food into Recipes with Deep Learning by fxj on Friday November 16, 2018 @04:24AM (#18467597)
The project was done as a "Matura-Arbeit" which is the equivalent of a final project in highschool.