Predicción de la generación de residuos sólidos domiciliarios con machine learning en una zona rural de Puno
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Desperdicios, Factor social, Algoritmos de machine learning, Gestión, Suburbios, DomicilioResumen
La gestión de residuos sólidos es uno de los principales desafíos ambientales en todas las ciudades del mundo debido a factores como el crecimiento poblacional y los hábitos de consumo. Una de las principales herramientas para el diseño de proyectos de gestión de residuos, es la estimación de la generación per cápita, sin embargo, el método tradicional para obtener esta información demanda mucho esfuerzo y tiempo, por ello esta investigación plantea un enfoque alternativo de la estimación de la generación per cápita a partir de factores socioeconómicos. Para ello se recogió información socio económica demográfica e información sobre la generación per cápita de residuos sólidos de 50 familias, posteriormente se determinaron las variables que tienen influencia significativa a partir del coeficiente de correlación ρ de Spearman para las variables numéricas y un ANOVA para las variables categóricas con un umbral de aceptación de 0.4 y 0.05 respectivamente. Las variables seleccionadas se utilizaron para entrenar los modelos de redes neuronales, regresión lineal múltiple, support vector machine, procesos gaussianos y random forest, cuyos desempeños fueron de R2 = 0.986, 0.982, 0.959, 0.837, 0.832; respectivamente. Para la validación se utilizó validación cruzada y partición de datos. Los resultados indican que las variables influyentes son el ingreso per cápita, el gasto en insumos y productos, el tamaño familiar y los servicios del hogar. Se concluye que las predicciones de los modelos son confiables (RMSE desde 8g a 27g) y a partir de ellas se pueden diseñar proyectos.
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A. F. Cerna Cueva, C. W. Rosas Echevarría, R. S. Perales Flores, y P. L. Ataucusi Flores, «Predicción de la generación de residuos sólidos domiciliarios con machine learning en una zona rural de Puno», TECNIA, vol. 32, n.º 1, pp. 44–52, jun. 2022.
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