nutrition-analyzer

To calculate nutrition from detected food, provide a meal or food list and the system computes calories, protein, carbs, and fat. It uses a local database with per-100g values and portion multipliers to estimate totals.

Nutrition estimation for unknown foods works by applying default values and then preserving any user corrections. This ensures meals detected by the Vision system still receive a complete nutrition summary even without exact database matches.

Yes, you can analyze meal nutrition by processing foods detected through the Vision feature. The analyzer takes the detected items and calculates total calories, protein, carbs, and fats based on estimated portions.

No, you do not need an external nutrition database to compute macros. The analyzer uses an internal local database with per-100g values and defined unit multipliers to calculate totals for the chosen portions.

The best way to track nutrition for detected meals is to pass the identified foods to the analyzer. It computes calories, protein, carbs, and fat per portion and supports user corrections for accuracy within nutrition tracking workflows.

A limitation when calculating nutrition is that unknown items receive default estimates rather than exact values. However, the system supports user corrections across the Vision feature to improve accuracy for mixed meals.