Rasch-based tailored goals for nutrition assistance systems
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Mobile app compares two goal-setting strategies over a 12-day study (original N=51 vs adapted N=47 after screening from ~300): one set recommends the six most critical nutrients, the other uses a Rasch scale to pick six tailored nutrients just above a user’s ability. Users log diet (>70% of engagement), get recipes and nutrient visualizations. Tailored goals yield higher success on the focused nutrients, are rated more diverse and personalized, and sustain recipe use longer.
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