NutritionVerse-3D: A 3D Food Model Dataset for Nutritional Intake Estimation
Chi-en Amy Tai, Matthew Keller, Mattie Kerrigan, Yuhao Chen, Saeejith, Nair, Pengcheng Xi, Alexander Wong

TL;DR
NutritionVerse-3D is a comprehensive dataset of 105 high-quality 3D food models with detailed nutritional info, enabling advanced machine learning for automated dietary assessment and nutritional intake estimation.
Contribution
The paper introduces NutritionVerse-3D, a novel large-scale 3D food model dataset with nutritional data, facilitating improved view synthesis and machine learning applications in nutrition tracking.
Findings
Enables view synthesis for diverse camera angles and lighting conditions.
Provides detailed nutritional information linked to 3D food models.
Supports large-scale, customizable food intake scene generation.
Abstract
77% of adults over 50 want to age in place today, presenting a major challenge to ensuring adequate nutritional intake. It has been reported that one in four older adults that are 65 years or older are malnourished and given the direct link between malnutrition and decreased quality of life, there have been numerous studies conducted on how to efficiently track nutritional intake of food. Recent advancements in machine learning and computer vision show promise of automated nutrition tracking methods of food, but require a large high-quality dataset in order to accurately identify the nutrients from the food on the plate. Unlike existing datasets, a collection of 3D models with nutritional information allow for view synthesis to create an infinite number of 2D images for any given viewpoint/camera angle along with the associated nutritional information. In this paper, we develop a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsNutritional Studies and Diet
MethodsSPEED: Separable Pyramidal Pooling EncodEr-Decoder for Real-Time Monocular Depth Estimation on Low-Resource Settings
