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The experiment results show that algorithms incorporating the exploration-and-exploitation and temporal dynamics are more effective in the next-day recommendation task than most state-of-the-art algorithms.
A novel food logo detection method Multi-scale Feature Decoupling Network (MFDNet), which decouples classification and regression into two branches and focuses on the classification branch to solve the problem of distinguishing multiple food logo categories is proposed.
A personalized health-aware food recommendation scheme, namely, Market2Dish, mapping the ingredients displayed in the market to the healthy dishes eaten at home and a novel category-aware hierarchical memory network–based recommender to learn thehealth-aware user-recipe interactions for better food recommendation is presented.
A KBQA-based personalized food recommendation framework which is equipped with novel techniques for handling negations and numerical comparisons in the queries, and is able to recommend more relevant and healthier recipes.
A personalized food recommendation scheme, mapping the ingredients to the most resource-friendly dishes on the planet and in particular, selecting recipes that contain ingredients that consume as little water as possible for their production.
This work proposes novel aggregation-based generative AI methods, Cook-Gen, that reliably generate cooking actions from recipes, despite difficulties with irregular data patterns, while also outperforming Large Language Models and other strong baselines.
This study implements the proposed preference elicitation methodology for food recommendation in a specific scenario of the cold-start problem, where the recommendation system lacks adequate user presence or access to other users' data is restricted, obstructing employing user profiling methods utilizing existing data in the system.
The Semantic Separable Diffusion Synthesizer (SeeDS) framework for Zero-Shot Food Detection (ZSFD) is proposed, which learns the disentangled semantic representation for complex food attributes from ingredients and cuisines, and synthesizes discriminative food features via enhanced semantic information.
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