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  • Integrates data science and sustainability science for complex environmental challenges.
  • Focuses on scientific complexity and data scarcity in sustainability research.

Background:

  • Solid waste management (SWMS) presents significant sustainability challenges due to scientific complexity and data scarcity.
  • Traditional analytical and data-intensive methods are often insufficient for SWMS.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a novel hybrid neural network (HNN) model for analyzing solid waste management systems (SWMS).
  • To address the limitations of data scarcity and complexity in sustainability challenges.
  • To enable data-driven decision-making in SWMS by integrating technical, economic, and social aspects.

Main Methods:

  • Developed a hybrid neural network (HNN) model by integrating a holistic decision-making context into a traditional neural network (NN) architecture.
  • Employed adaptable hybridization designs, including hand-crafted model structures, constrained parameters, and a customized loss function.
  • Trained the HNN model on small and heterogeneous datasets to learn diverse aspects of SWMS.

Main Results:

  • The HNN model demonstrated superior performance compared to traditional NN models, achieving faster convergence rates.
  • Achieved a 22% lower mean testing error (0.20) compared to traditional NN models.
  • The HNN model provided enhanced interpretability, offering insights into SWMS factors and interventions.

Conclusions:

  • The novel HNN model effectively tackles complex sustainability challenges like solid waste management, even with limited data.
  • The HNN model offers a robust framework for data-driven decision-making in SWMS, improving accuracy and interpretability.
  • This approach lays a foundation for integrating data science and sustainability science to address critical environmental issues.