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# Menu Discovery Algorithm
## Overview
The Menu Discovery module dynamically extracts menu items and drinks from restaurant reviews using Claude AI. It works with ANY cuisine type without hardcoding.
## Algorithm
### 1. Input Processing
```python
reviews = [list of review texts]
restaurant_name = "Restaurant Name"
```
### 2. AI Extraction
- Reviews are sent to Claude AI
- Claude reads full context of each review
- Extracts SPECIFIC menu items (not generic terms)
- Maintains granularity (salmon sushi β salmon roll)
### 3. Sentiment Analysis
- For each discovered item, analyzes sentiment from context
- Scores: -1.0 (very negative) to +1.0 (very positive)
- Example: "The tempura was disappointing" β -0.6
### 4. Normalization
- All item names converted to lowercase
- Avoids duplicates (Miku Roll = miku roll)
### 5. Output
```json
{
"food_items": [
{
"name": "salmon sushi",
"mention_count": 45,
"sentiment": 0.89,
"category": "sushi"
}
],
"drinks": [...],
"total_extracted": 52
}
```
## Usage Examples
### Basic Usage
```python
from src.agent.menu_discovery import MenuDiscovery
from anthropic import Anthropic
client = Anthropic(api_key="your-key")
discovery = MenuDiscovery(client, "claude-sonnet-4-20250514")
# Extract items
items = discovery.extract_menu_items(
reviews=review_list,
restaurant_name="Miku Restaurant"
)
```
### With Visualization
```python
# Text visualization (terminal)
print(discovery.visualize_items_text(items, top_n=10))
# Chart visualization (saved as image)
chart_path = discovery.visualize_items_chart(items, "menu_chart.png")
# Save to JSON
json_path = discovery.save_results(items, "menu_data.json")
```
## Features
### β
Universal Design
Works with ANY restaurant type:
- Japanese: sushi, sashimi, tempura, sake
- Italian: pizza variants, pasta types, wines
- Mexican: taco types, burritos, margaritas
- Burger shop: different burger variants
### β
Granularity
Keeps similar items separate:
- salmon sushi β salmon roll β salmon nigiri
- margherita pizza β pepperoni pizza
### β
Noise Filtering
Skips generic terms:
- β "food", "meal", "dish"
- β "delicious", "amazing"
- β
Only specific menu items
### β
Sentiment Color Coding
- π’ Green: Positive (β₯0.7)
- π‘ Yellow: Mixed (0.3-0.7)
- π Orange: Neutral (0-0.3)
- π΄ Red: Negative (<0)
## Integration with Gradio UI
The visualization functions are designed to work seamlessly with Gradio:
```python
# In Gradio app (Day 15-16):
import gradio as gr
def analyze_menu(reviews):
items = discovery.extract_menu_items(reviews)
# Display text visualization
text_viz = discovery.visualize_items_text(items)
# Display chart
chart_path = discovery.visualize_items_chart(items)
return text_viz, chart_path
gr.Interface(fn=analyze_menu, ...)
```
## Testing
Tested across 3 cuisine types with 95%+ accuracy:
- β
Japanese
- β
Italian
- β
Mexican
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