AI-powered-Waste-Classification-System-using-deep-learning and Waste-Classification

These are competitors offering alternative CNN-based approaches to waste image classification, with A providing more granular multi-class categorization (cardboard-level specificity) versus B's binary organic/recyclable distinction.

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Salaar-Saaiem/AI-powered-Waste-Classification-System-using-deep-learning

AI-powered waste classification system using deep learning, Combines a custom CNN and EfficientNet (transfer learning). Achieves 99% training and 95% validation accuracy. Classifies images into cardboard, glass, metal, paper, plastic, and trash. Includes prediction, evaluation, and visualization tools.

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aniass/Waste-Classification

Waste image classification into organic or recyclable ones with CNN algorithm.

This tool helps individuals or organizations sort waste more effectively by classifying images of trash as either organic or recyclable. You provide an image of a waste item, and the tool tells you its category, assisting with proper disposal. This is ideal for anyone managing waste, from homeowners to facility managers, who wants to improve recycling accuracy.

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