Smart Waste Management and Recycling Based on IoT using Machine Learning Algorithm
Abstract
Smart waste management and recycling have become critical issues in urban planning and environmental sustainability due to the increasing volume of waste generated by modern societies. In this study, we investigated the performance of Support Vector Machine (SVM) and Neural Network (NN) methods in an Arduino-based waste sorting system. Our testing phase revealed exceptional performance, with SVM achieving an accuracy of 92% and NN achieving 96%, alongside perfect precision, recall, and F1-score metrics. The consistent True Positive (TP) results across all waste categories underscored the system's capability to accurately direct waste into correspondingcolored bins. These findings highlight the significance of automated waste management systems in promoting effective waste sorting practices and facilitating sustainable recycling efforts. Moreover, advancements in technology and machine learning algorithms offer promising prospects for further enhancing the efficiency and scalability of such systems, thereby contributing to a cleaner and healthier environment for future generations. Future research in smart waste management could focus on exploring additional machine learning algorithms, advanced sensor technologies, and Internet of Things integration. Investigating alternative algorithms beyond SVM and NN, adopting advanced sensors like hyperspectral imaging or lidar, and incorporating IoT devices for real-time monitoring could enhance waste sorting accuracy and scalability.References
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