Marine Life Ecosystem Analysis Based on Climate Change Detection Using Deep Learning Algorithms

The surrounding environmental and climatic conditions have a significant impact on the utilisation of ecosystem services for recreational purposes. Climate change poses a threat to future natural leisure opportunities because of this reliance. The way society functions is being challenged by climate change and significant adaptation will probably be needed to deal with future changes in weather patterns. Machine learning (ML) methods have advanced to the point that they are now being offered as a tool to support climate studies, in addition to being the source of advances in other fields of study. This research proposes a novel technique in marine life ecosystem–based climate change detection using deep learning model. Input is collected as climate change detection–based marine life ecosystem and processed for noise removal with normalisation. Then this data has been segmented and classified using watershed semantic fuzzy component analysis with quantile shrinkage convolutional regression model. The experimental analysis has been carried out in terms of training accuracy, specificity, recall, AUC and NSE. Suggested technique achieved training accuracy 98%, specificity 96%, NSE 45%, recall 95% and AUC 97%.