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V-Nutri: Dish-Level Nutrition Estimation from Egocentric Cooking Videos

Nutrition estimation of meals from visual data is an important problem for dietary monitoring and computational health, but existing approaches largely rely on single images of the finally completed dish. This setting is fundamentally limited because many nutritionally relevant ingredients and transformations, such as oils, sauces, and mixed components, become visually ambiguous after cooking, making accurate calorie and macronutrient estimation difficult. In this paper, we investigate whether the cooking process information from egocentric cooking videos can contribute to dish-level nutrition estimation. First, we further manually annotated the HD-EPIC dataset and established the first b...

AuthorsChengkun Yue, Chuanzhi Xu, Jiangpeng He
Primary categorycs.CV
Published13 April 2026
Last updated at source13 April 2026
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