Android Based Diet Consultant using Rule Pattern-based algorithm

Karthik K; Vignesh K; M.Dhurgadevi

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Karthik K, Vignesh K, M.Dhurgadevi

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Abstract

The proposed project is based on a Dietitian app. The proposed app let us discover what should we eat based on our weight, height, age, sex and physically activity. It calculates BMI and BMR and tells us how much calories should we ideally need to intake per day. The calories we should intake will be feed in and based on RETE algorithm the amount of food intake for the day will be decided.The proposed application is for any type of body person, it is also suits for any range of weight people . It will ideally inform how should we cut down the weight using target programs such as 1LB per week gain/loose . The given system will suggest food list according to the meal that is if it’s a break fast lunch or dinner . It will accordingly organize heavy calorie food & light calorie food. The system will give more accurate results as it accepts the data entered by the user and processes it depending on some metrics already known to the application on the basis of which a diet plan is generated and ask the user if the user accepts the diet plan. If not accepted the system may also give and alternative diet plan

Keywords

RETE Algorithm, Android Devlopment, Biomarker, Poultry, BMR, BMI, Semantic.

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ABSTRACT:

The Android Based Diet Consultant is a mobile app that helps users plan their diet based on personal health data. It collects basic inputs such as weight, height, age, gender, and activity level. Using this data, it calculates BMI and BMR to estimate ideal daily calorie intake. The app then creates personalized diet plans with the help of the RETE rule-pattern algorithm.Users receive meal suggestions categorized by breakfast, lunch, and dinner. High- and low-calorie foods are organized based on timing and user goals. The app supports different body types and weight ranges, offering plans for gaining or losing 1 pound per week. If the suggested plan isn’t accepted, alternatives are offered. This removes the need to visit a dietitian and saves time. With just a few clicks, users can access accurate, AI-based nutrition plans.

INTRODUCTION:

The Android Based Diet Consultant is a smart diet-planning app designed for mobile users. It helps people decide what to eat based on their weight, height, age, gender, and physical activity level. By calculating BMI and BMR, the app suggests the right amount of calories needed each day.Unlike traditional diet charts, this app uses the RETE algorithm to generate daily food recommendations. It supports people with any body type or weight range. Users can choose goals like gaining or losing one pound per week. Based on user input, the system suggests suitable meal plans for each part of the day—breakfast, lunch, or dinner.The app creates quick and accurate results without needing in-person help from a dietitian. It also offers alternative plans if the first one isn’t accepted. This makes diet planning faster, easier, and more flexible for all users.