Federated Learning based Diet Recommendation
System
Journal:
GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Authors:
Farhana Kausar, G. Bhumika, Avanika J Gowda, Disha. B, Dixika
Volume:
10
Issue:
2
Grenze ID:
01.GIJET.10.2.749
Pages:
6114-6118
Abstract
In contemporary society, numerous individuals face a wide array of health issues and
concerns. Advising an appropriate diet is frequently difficult owing to the diverse needs,
including weight loss, weight gain, and overall health maintenance, coupled with the constraints
of time. To address this challenge, we embarked on developing a program aimed at promoting
healthiereating habits. Our approach focuses on recommending only three categories of goods:
those conducive to weight loss, weight gain, and maintaining general well-being. Our System of
Dietary Recommendations relies on a comprehensive nutrient database, encompassing precise
information about various nutrients. To tailor dietary suggestions, the system considers user
inputs such as medical data and dietary preferences, including the choice between vegetarian and
non- vegetarian meals within the aforementioned categories. In this discussion, we delve into the
realms of food classification, essential parameters, and the application of machine learning
techniques. The Federated Food Classification project encompasses a secure system with userfriendly
features. Key modules include a secure login, anintuitive interface, a robust food
classification using Convolutional Neural Networks with a 96.97% accuracy, a health-oriented
BMI calculator, and personalized Indian food recommendations. The project successfully
combines technological prowess in image classification and data analysis, addressing practical
health concerns and cultural dimensions. Future enhancements aim to broaden capabilities,
emphasizing the project's potential in innovative food-related applications. health applications
and cultural dimensions, presenting a holistic solution for users.