arXiv AI By Miao Xie, Xiao Zhang, Yuan Wang, Ruixin Zhu, Chunli Lv

ShanLiangRen: A Nutrition Agent for Personalized Daily Meal Planning

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ShanLiangRen is a nutrition agent designed to generate personalized daily meal plans that satisfy both user constraints and multidimensional nutritional goals. It transforms dietary specifications, nutrient data, user attributes, and natural language requirements into a constrained planning instance, then uses a retrieval‑augmented generation approach to narrow the candidate set from a large ingredient and recipe space. Finally, it refines plans via Pareto‑guided iterative revisions with an LLM, producing fully quantified meal plans with explicit ingredients, portion sizes, and compliance reports.

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