Recently, deep learning achieved the state of the art in the field of food image recognition. In this paper we describe our deep learning contributions to the field: NutriNet, a novel deep learning architecture, and a pixel-level classification solution for images of fake food. NutriNet was trained on a food image dataset of a larger size and containing more food classes than previous works, and was the first to recognize beverage images. Our work on fake-food image recognition includes the first automatic system for recognizing images of fake food, while the visual similarity of fake and real food makes it useful for fake-food experiments as well as real food recognition.
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