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Table 1.

Comparative analysis of existing works with their supporting features.

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Table 2.

Defining threshold range for smart bins parameters.

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Table 3.

Scenarios to bin metrics mapping and labeling.

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Table 4.

Poisonous gas range and threshold details.

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Table 5.

Garbage waste dataset sample collected from sensors for the proposed model.

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Fig 1.

Architecture of automatic waste management system.

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Fig 2.

Work flow modules of the developed model.

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Fig 3.

Random forest model demonstration.

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Fig 4.

Bin load status after 2 hours of deployment.

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Fig 5.

Bin load status after 4 hours of deployment.

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Fig 6.

Bin load status after 6 hours of deployment.

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Fig 7.

Time analysis of bin fill up status.

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Table 6.

Bins that were never filled up after 6 hours.

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Fig 8.

Classification accuracy analysis with respect to decision trees used in random forest algorithm.

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Fig 9.

Execution delay analysis with respect to decision trees used in random forest algorithm.

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Table 7.

Performance metrics comparison with different predictive models.

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Fig 10.

Model training and testing latency analysis with different algorithms.

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Fig 11.

Accuracy analysis in context with the threshold value of smart bin.

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