Implementation of Deep Learning for Organic and Anorganic Waste Classification on Android Mobile

Ramadhani, R. D and Kartiko, C and Thohari, A.N.A and Junaidi, A (2023) Implementation of Deep Learning for Organic and Anorganic Waste Classification on Android Mobile. Atlantis Press International B.V.

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Abstract

In this paper, a deep learning algorithm based on convolutional neural network (CNN) is implemented using python and tensorflow lite for image classification on mobile. A large number different images which contains two types of waste, namely organic and anorganic are used for classification. The first stage to make classification model is prepare a dataset such as organic and aborganic waste images. Next divide bothimage in the training and validation directories. The split percentage when divide image is 90 percent for training and 10 percent for validation. After get image for training and testing, the next step is image augmentation to create new data from existing data. Next pre-processing using image data generator prepare the training data that will be implemented by the model. The important step in this process is make architecture of the CNN. In this paper used four layer convolution and there are two attributes that added to increase the accuracy of the training model. The first attribute is the dropout which make model become good fit and reduces overfitting. The second is adding padding and stride attributes to speed up the step of epoch during training. So that, by using padding and stride make the training time 50 percent faster than before. After got model with accuracy more than 90 percent faster than before. After got model with accuracy more than 90 percent, the last step is testing model using image in validation directories. Based on testing step, model has been able to classify images of organic and anorganic waste correctly. applycation can running smoothly and could classify waste using live camera of photo in gallery

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