英文摘要 |
This study aims to develop an AI-based model for automatic classification of recyclable materials, in order to address the challenges of resource recycling in modern society. Resource recycling is a critical environmental issue, but it still faces problems such as manpower shortage and inaccurate classification. To improve recycling efficiency and resource utilization, this study adopts deep learning technology and designs an end-toend automatic classification model. Firstly, we collected a large dataset of recyclable material images, including various common recyclables such as paper, plastic bottles, and glass. These image datasets were annotated and preprocessed for model training and testing. Next, we selected a deep learning architecture, Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), as the foundation of our model. CNN is renowned for its excellent performance in image recognition tasks. In terms of model training, we utilized a significant amount of image datasets for training and conducted multiple rounds of iterative optimization for different categories of recyclable materials. Through repeated adjustments of model parameters and optimization algorithms, we successfully improved the accuracy and stability of the model. In the testing phase, we used an independent test dataset to evaluate the performance of the model. The experimental results demonstrate that our model achieves outstanding performance in the task of automatic classification of recyclable materials, with an accuracy rate exceeding 90%. Furthermore, to realize the practical application of the system, we developed a user interface for image input and display of classification results. This interface allows users to easily input images into the system and obtain real-time classification results. This enables recycling workers to classify materials more quickly and accurately, thereby improving recycling efficiency. In conclusion, this study successfully developed an AI-based model for automatic classification of recyclable materials. This system not only enhances recycling efficiency and resource utilization but also reduces manpower burdens. Future research can further optimize model performance, expand the scope of application, and explore solutions for other environmental issues. |