ADVANCED WATER QUALITY CLASSIFICATION LEVERAGING SVM AND XGBOOST FOR OPTIMIZED PERFORMANCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
Authors:
Boosa Divya, Dr.A.Pranayanath Reddy
Page No: 11-23
Abstract:
One of the most valuable natural resources ever given to humans is water. The ecosystem and human health are directly impacted by the water quality. Water is used for many different things, including drinking, farming, and industrial uses. Over the years, numerous pollutants have put water quality in danger. Predicting and estimating water quality are now crucial to reducing water pollution as a result. Real-time monitoring is unsuccessful because conventionally, water quality is assessed using expensive laboratory and statistical processes. Low water quality calls for a more workable and economical solution. The proposed system builds a model that can forecast the water quality index and water quality class by utilizing the advantages of machine learning techniques. This proposed system is to develop a novel approach for water quality classification using Gradient Boosting Classifier. The method includes the calculation of the Water Quality Index, which is used as a measure of water quality. The proposed approach achieves a high Accuracy of 98%. The approach uses various water quality parameters and features such as PH, dissolved oxygen, temperature, and electrical conductivity to classify water into different categories. The model developed in this study is capable of predicting the water quality as Excellent, Good, Poor and Very Poor, which can be used for real-time monitoring and management of water quality. The results demonstrate the effectiveness and accuracy of the proposed approach in predicting water quality, high lighting the potential of machine learning techniques for water quality monitoring and management. The proposed approach can be used in various applications such as water treatment, environmental monitoring, and aquatic life management.
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Volume & Issue
Volume-13,ISSUE-12
Keywords
Keywords: Generalized Linear Model, Deep Learning, Decision Tree, Random Forest, Gradient Boosted Trees (GBT), and Support Vector Machine (SVM)