Prediction Of Plastic Degrading Microbes
Abstract
Plastic pollution is one of the challenging problems in the environment. But a life without plastic we cannot imagine. This paper deals with the prediction of plastic degrading microbes using Machine Learning. Here we have used Decision Tree, Random Forest, Support vector Machine and K Nearest Neighbor algorithms in order to predict the plastic degrading microbes. Among the four classifiers, Random Forest model gave the best accuracy of 99.1%.
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