VitaML: Vitamin Deficiency Detection Using Machine Learning

Authors

  • Dr. Mahesh Maurya Professor, Department of Computer Engineering, St John’s College of Engineering and Management (Mumbai University), Palghar, Maharashtra, India. Author
  • Ved Patil UG Scholar, Department of Computer Engineering, St John’s College of Engineering and Management (Mumbai University), Palghar, Maharashtra, India. Author
  • Vishakha Kolambe UG Scholar, Department of Computer Engineering, St John’s College of Engineering and Management (Mumbai University), Palghar, Maharashtra, India. Author
  • Ishant Shah UG Scholar, Department of Computer Engineering, St John’s College of Engineering and Management (Mumbai University), Palghar, Maharashtra, India. Author
  • Shreyash Pandey UG Scholar, Department of Computer Engineering, St John’s College of Engineering and Management (Mumbai University), Palghar, Maharashtra, India. Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47392/IRJAEM.2026.0043

Keywords:

Deficiencies, Equipment, Discoloration, Biomarkers

Abstract

Due to a lack of easily accessible and non-invasive diagnostic techniques, vitamin deficiencies are becoming a serious public health concern that frequently go undiagnosed. Conventional testing can be costly, time-consuming, and equipment-intensive. VitaML presents a machine learning-based framework that uses visible biomarkers, skin characteristics, and discoloration to detect vitamin deficiencies. VitaML seeks to develop a rapid, inexpensive, and user-friendly diagnostic tool by training classification models on a dataset of visual cues associated with particular deficiencies. This system can encourage preventive care, increase awareness of general nutritional health, and assist medical professionals in identifying problems early.

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Published

2026-03-05