journal article·2016Open access

Path Tracking by an Accelerometer with α-β-γ and α-β-γ-δ Filters

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Abstract

The food calorie estimation system (FCES) is designed to record dietary information for diabetic patients to monitor their dietary intake to estimate the number of calories they are consuming.Deep learning technologies have recently been used for FCESs.In this work, we use the neural network for the pattern recognition of food images to calculate the number of calories.In contrast to the traditional convolutional neural network, we build a semantic segmentation network model based on SegNet + MobileNet to segment the food images and extract the area feature of food images.By determining the corresponding relationship between the area feature of the food image and the food calorie value, the number of calories in the food can be estimated and realized.The experimental results show that the accuracy of food recognition reached 97.82% and that of calorie estimation was above 84.95%.
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OpenAlex topics: Inertial Sensor and Navigation · Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems · Target Tracking and Data Fusion in Sensor Networks

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