OBJECTIVE: An imbalanced diet elevates health risks for many chronic diseases including
obesity. Dietary monitoring could contribute vital information to lifestyle coaching and diet …

Objective and automatic sensor systems to monitor ingestive behavior of individuals arise as
a potential solution to replace inaccurate method of self-report. This paper presents a simple …

A methodology of studying of ingestive behavior by non-invasive monitoring of swallowing
(deglutition) and chewing (mastication) has been developed. The target application for the …

Objective monitoring of food intake and ingestive behavior in a free-living environment
remains an open problem that has significant implications in study and treatment of obesity …

The prevalence of obesity worldwide presents a great challenge to existing healthcare
systems. There is a general need for pervasive monitoring of the dietary behaviour of those …

Automatic dietary monitoring (ADM) offers new perspectives to reduce the self-reporting
burden for participants in diet coaching programs. This paper presents an approach to …

This paper presents a novel fully automatic food intake detection methodology, an important
step toward objective monitoring of ingestive behavior. The aim of such monitoring is to …

Understanding of eating behaviors associated with obesity requires objective and accurate
monitoring of food intake patterns. Accurate methods are available for measuring total …

Recognizing when eating activities take place is one of the key challenges in automated
food intake monitoring. Despite progress over the years, most proposed approaches have …

The threat of obesity, diabetes, anorexia, and bulimia in our society today has motivated
extensive research on dietary monitoring. Standard self-report methods such as 24-h recall …