An advance artificial neural network scheme to examine the waste plastic management in the ocean

In this study, an advanced computational artificial neural network (ANN) procedure is designed using the novel characteristics of the Levenberg–Marquardt backpropagation (LBMBP), i.e., ANN-LBMBP, for solving the waste plastic management in the ocean system that plays an important role in the economy of any country. The nonlinear mathematical form of the waste plastic management in the ocean system is categorized into three groups: waste plastic material W(χ), marine debris M(χ), and reprocess or recycle R(χ). The learning based on the stochastic ANN-LBMBP procedures for solving mathematical waste plastic management in the ocean is used to authenticate the sample statics, testing, certification, and training. Three different statistics for the model are considered as training 70%, while for both validation and testing are 15%. To observe the performances of the mathematical model, a reference dataset using the Adams method is designed. To reduce the mean square error (MSE) values, the numerical performances through the ANN-LBMBP procedures are obtained. The accuracy of the designed ANN-LBMBP procedures is observed using the absolute error. The capability, precision, steadfastness, and aptitude of the ANN-LBMBP procedures are accomplished based on the multiple topographies of the correlation and MSE.