Russian scientists create Arctic microplastics' first digital passport

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Russian scientists have developed the first digital passport for Arctic microplastics, enabling neural networks to accurately identify and distinguish polyethylene from polypropylene plastics in the ocean with over 96% accuracy. This tool assists environmentalists in precisely counting plastic debris to monitor pollution.

By using it, neural networks will be able to distinguish with an accuracy of more than 96% polyethylene from polypropylene right in the ocean, and environmentalists will have an accurate tool for counting plastic debris