During the presentation today Gay used several LLM related functions. In order to use these functions you will need a subscription to the LLM Kit or an API key from an LLM provider like OpenAI.

You can read more about the LLM kit here: https://www.wolfram.com/notebook-assistant-llm-kit/

The support articles below walk through the steps use an API key from an LLM provider, or how to set up the LLM kit.

https://support.wolfram.com/67504 https://support.wolfram.com/62525

Today's session "Recipe Management with LLMs" will include three resource functions from the Wolfram Function Repository: RecipeGraph, RecipeRiskAnalysis and BlendSpices. I have downloaded and attached the source notebooks from the repository if you would like to review the LLM prompts for each. I'm hoping these prompts will be a good starting point for you to design your own recipe, food or nutrition LLM functions. Please let me know if you see ways I can improve my prompts.

Attachments:

BlendSpices-1-0-...nb

RecipeGraph-1-1-...nb

RecipeRiskAnalys...nb

Gay,

Thanks very much for the notebook about carrots! Very interesting.

Bob

Thanks today for the question about customizing a nutrition report to include fiber. Here's an example of how to specify which nutrient properties you want in the report:

ResourceFunction["NutritionReport"][{"250g oats", "100g sugar"}, 
 "NutritionProperties" -> {EntityProperty["Food", 
    "AbsoluteTotalCaloriesContent"], 
   EntityProperty["Food", "AbsoluteTotalCarbohydratesContent"], 
   EntityProperty["Food", "AbsoluteTotalFiberContent"]}]

A notebook is attached.

Attachments:

Example of total...nb

Thanks so much to everyone who attended today's Daily Study Group! I had a great time and look forward to our discussion tomorrow, including informative and creative ways to visualize nutrition data.