Feasibility testing of an automated image-capture method to aid dietary recall
European Journal of Clinical NutritionPublished 18 May 2011Open access
Lenore Arab, Deborah Estrin, David H. Kim, Jennifer Burke, Judith Goldman
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Findings suggest that automated imaging is a promising technology to facilitate dietary recall and the challenge of managing the thousands of images generated can be met.
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Overall, these findings suggest that automated imaging is a promising technology to facilitate dietary recall. The challenge of managing the thousands of images generated can be met. Smaller devices with a broader field of view may aid in overcoming self-consciousness of the user with using or wearing the device.
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