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AI-Enhanced Glycemic Index Assessment System and Method for Personalized Dietary management.
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Filed on 18 November 2024
Abstract
Personalized dietary management is made possible by the AI-Enhanced Glycemic Index Assessment System and Method, which makes use of cutting-edge AI and machine learning techniques. This system properly determines the glycemic index (GI) of different foods by integrating data from many sources, such as nutritional databases, food intake diaries, and real-time continuous glucose monitoring. To forecast the glycemic effect of various diets on unique metabolic reactions, the AI algorithms examine intricate patterns in this data. The technology helps users’ better control their blood sugar levels by providing real-time, adaptive food recommendations based on individual GI tests. A dynamic approach to dietary optimization is ensured by the method, which combines data collection, preprocessing, machine learning model training, and real-time feedback. The shortcomings of traditional GI testing are addressed by this innovation, which offers a more accurate, tailored, and practical method of managing food, eventually promoting improved health outcomes and individualized nutrition. Using state-of-the-art AI and machine learning technology, the invention relates to an AI-Enhanced Glycemic Index Assessment System and Method that provides customized dietary control solutions. To provide precise glycemic index (GI) ratings for a variety of foods, this system combine’s information from several sources, such as extensive nutritional databases, real-time continuous glucose monitoring, and thorough food intake logs. Utilizing advanced artificial intelligence algorithms, the system examines complex patterns and correlations in the data to forecast the glycemic index of food items according to personal metabolic reactions. The process comprises multiple essential elements: gathering dietary and physiological data, preprocessing the data to guarantee precision and uniformity, educating machine learning models to identify and anticipate glycemic reactions, and offering customized, real-time dietary suggestions. In order to facilitate proactive dietary modifications that promote ideal blood sugar control and general metabolic health, these suggestions are dynamically modified in response to continuous data inputs. This novel method overcomes the drawbacks of conventional glycemic index testing, which frequently depends on static and generalized evaluations. Through the integration of personalized analysis and real-time feedback, the system provides a more sophisticated comprehension of the impact of various diets on blood glucose levels, customized to each user's own metabolic profile. The end result is a more customized and efficient dietary management tool that strengthens the capacity to sustain appropriate blood sugar levels and promotes long-term health results. Personalized nutrition and metabolic health management have advanced significantly with the help of an AI-powered solution.
Patent Information
Application ID | 202421089343 |
Invention Field | BIO-MEDICAL ENGINEERING |
Date of Application | 18/11/2024 |
Publication Number | 49/2024 |
Inventors
Name | Address | Country | Nationality |
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Dr. Amit A Jadhav | Designation: Assistant Professor Department: MCA Institute: DYPatil University Pune Ambi District: pune City:pune State: Maharashtra | India | India |
Dr Pranav Ranjan | Designation: Professor and HoI Department: School of Management Institute: D Y Patil University,Pune,Ambi District: pune City:pune State: Maharashtra | India | India |
Saloni Gankar | Pune | India | India |
Dr. Vaishali Kalidas Joshi | Designation: Associate Professor Department: MBA Institute: DY Patil University District: pune City:pune State: Maharashtra | India | India |
Sagar Vijay Kulkarni | Designation: Assistant Professor and Academic Cordinator Department: School of Management - MCA & BCA Institute: D Y Patil University Pune District: pune City:pune State: Maharashtra | India | India |
Ashish A Kulkarni | Designation: Professor and HoD Department: School of Management - MCA & BCA Institute: D Y Patil University Pune District: pune City:pune State: Maharashtra | India | India |
Bharat Ramdas Pawar | CSMSS Shahu College of Engineering | India | India |
Applicants
Name | Address | Country | Nationality |
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Bharat Ramdas Pawar | 22,madhav nagar,nagar kalyan road,ahmednagar | India | India |
Specification
Description:By combining cutting-edge artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies to evaluate and forecast the glycemic index (GI) of different foods, the AI-Enhanced Glycemic Index Assessment System and Method offers a revolutionary approach to personalized dietary control. The system's goal is to give users precise, up-to-date dietary advice that will enable them to better control their blood sugar levels, promote optimal metabolic health, and fend against chronic illnesses linked to inadequate glycemic management. The Data Collection Module is the first part of the system, and it collects a wide variety of data from many sources. This includes real-time information from continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), which measure blood glucose variations all day long. Users also record specifics about the foods they eat, including portion quantities, ingredients, and cooking techniques, in dietary logs or mobile applications. Additionally included are nutritional data from food composition databases, which offer crucial details about the amount of fiber, carbohydrates, and other pertinent nutritional components of different foods. The Data Preprocessing Module subsequently processes the gathered data. To guarantee correctness and consistency, this module purges and normalizes the data. To become ready for analysis, it fixes anomalies, fills in missing values, and harmonizes data types. Preprocessing is essential to preserving the integrity of the analysis that follows and guaranteeing that the AI models are fed high-quality data. Next, the AI Model Training Module receives the preprocessed data. In this case, the correlations between the dietary intake, glucose responses, and food attributes are analyzed using machine learning methods. The models are trained on historical data with known outcomes (e.g., past GI tests and accompanying glucose levels) through the use of supervised learning techniques in the system. The models pick up on correlations and patterns that indicate how different foods will affect a person's blood sugar levels. To improve prediction accuracy, more sophisticated approaches like ensemble methods or neural networks may be applied. The AI models are implemented in the Real-Time Monitoring Module after they have been trained. This module provides real-time feedback on the glycemic impact of recent food intake by continually analyzing incoming data from CGMs and dietary records. Based on current glucose levels and food trends, it provides users with real-time insights and notifications, warning them of probable blood sugar rises or the best nutritional choices. Additionally, as fresh data is collected, the system can dynamically modify its recommendations to provide personalized guidance that is sensitive to shifting metabolic conditions. The AI-generated insights must be converted into practical recommendations by the Decision Support Module. It provides these advice via an easy-to-use interface that allows users to access meal planning, alarms, and personalized dietary guidelines using a mobile app or web platform. In order to help the AI models become even more accurate and sophisticated, the technology also lets users offer input on the suggestions. By using a feedback loop, the system is guaranteed to continuously change and adjust to the requirements and preferences of the user. Furthermore, the Data Storage and Management Module guarantees the safe storage and administration of all gathered data, including past food records, glucose readings, and model outputs. Data retrieval for continuous analysis and long-term monitoring of dietary and health patterns is supported by this module. To safeguard private and sensitive user data, it also has strong privacy and security features. Dietary control can be approached comprehensively and individually using the AI-Enhanced Glycemic Index Assessment System and Method. Through the use of dynamic feedback mechanisms, advanced machine learning models, and real-time data, the system improves blood sugar management capabilities. By providing users with specific recommendations and actionable insights that promote long-term health and well-being, it marks a significant development in personalized nutrition and metabolic health.
To enhance the Detailed Description of the Invention, the system includes a User Interaction Module that makes it easier for users to interact and follow dietary guidelines. This module offers tools including goal-setting, progress monitoring, and educational materials to assist users in comprehending how their food choices affect their ability to control blood sugar levels. Additionally, it might provide interactive features like recipe recommendations, meal planning tools, and online coaching to improve user experience and encourage adherence to customized diet regimens. The AI-Enhanced Glycemic Index Assessment System's ability to communicate with various health management platforms and gadgets is also guaranteed by the System Integration Module. Combining glycemic index data with other health parameters including physical activity, sleep habits, and general wellness through this integration enables a comprehensive approach to health management. The technology facilitates better informed decision-making by offering a more complete picture of a person's health through seamless data interchange with fitness trackers, electronic health records, and other digital health technologies. Additionally, scalability and adaptability were considered in the system's architecture. It can meet the demands of a broad spectrum of users, including those looking to improve their overall health and wellness as well as those with specific medical illnesses like diabetes. Various datasets can be utilized to train and refine AI models, guaranteeing precision and applicability to a range of demographics and dietary choices. The architecture of the system also facilitates the incorporation of new data sources and advances in nutritional science, enabling it to keep up with new findings and developments in the field. The system has built-in performance monitoring and validation capabilities to guarantee robustness and dependability. Through rigorous testing and validation procedures, such as cross-validation with independent datasets and real-world user feedback, the performance of the model is continuously assessed. To find and fix any errors or inconsistencies in the data or model outputs, the system also has error detection and repair capabilities. An innovative development in customized dietary management is the AI-Enhanced Glycemic Index Assessment System and Method. Through the utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) and the integration of several data sources, the system provides glycemic index assessments that are highly precise, flexible, and user-focused. With its thorough approach to data analysis, instantaneous feedback, and tailored recommendations, it gives customers the skills they need to successfully control their blood sugar levels and enhance their general health. With its useful solution for maximizing dietary effect and promoting improved health outcomes, this invention has the potential to have a substantial impact on the fields of nutritional research and personalized health management.
, Claims:Claim 1:
This system evaluates the glycemic index of food items by gathering real-time glucose data from continuous glucose monitors, dietary input from user logs, and nutritional information from databases; it also includes a data preprocessing module that normalizes and prepares the collected data; and an AI model training module that employs machine learning algorithms to analyze the data and predict the glycemic index of different foods based on individual metabolic responses.
Claim 2:
The system described in claim 1, wherein the AI model analyses current glucose data and dietary inputs to provide real-time feedback on the glycemic impact of recent food intake and creates quick, personalized dietary suggestions to optimize blood sugar control.
Claim 3:
A decision support module that converts AI-generated insights into practical, individualized dietary recommendations-including meal plans, portion sizes, and food selections-that are suited to each person's unique metabolic profile and health objectives is another feature of the system described in claim 1.
Claim 4:
According to the first claim, the system uses AI and predictive modelling to forecast future glycemic reactions based on past performance and current dietary inputs. This enables the system to proactively recommend dietary changes to avoid blood sugar rises.
Claim 5:
The system of claim 1 additionally includes a user interaction module that improves user engagement and adherence to individualized dietary recommendations by offering tools for goal-setting, progress tracking, and educational materials.
Claim 6:
The system of claim 1, wherein the data management and storage module has strong security features to safeguard user information, guaranteeing the confidentiality and privacy of dietary and health data obtained, and facilitating safe data access and retrieval for continued analysis.
Documents
Name | Date |
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202421089343-COMPLETE SPECIFICATION [18-11-2024(online)].pdf | 18/11/2024 |
202421089343-DRAWINGS [18-11-2024(online)].pdf | 18/11/2024 |
202421089343-FIGURE OF ABSTRACT [18-11-2024(online)].pdf | 18/11/2024 |
202421089343-FORM 1 [18-11-2024(online)].pdf | 18/11/2024 |
202421089343-FORM-9 [18-11-2024(online)].pdf | 18/11/2024 |
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