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Data Science Portfolio

This portfolio consists of several projects illustrating the work I have done in order to further develop my data science skills.

Table of Contents

Project Tags
Titanic: Machine Learning from Disaster
House Prices Prediction-Ames Housing dataset
Traffic-Sign-Board-Recognition
American Sign Language-Recognition
Digit Recognizer-Recognition_MNIST
House Prices Prediction-BOSTON Housing Dataset
Iris-Classifier-WebApp

Projects

  • Project for the kaggle competitions
  • Participation of the kaggle competition Titanic: Machine Learning from Disaster
  • We were graded on leaderboard scores and I scored 7th of the class with position 1266th of the leaderboard
  • I used a weighted average of Logistic regression, Random forest & SVM.
  • The focus of this project was mostly on feature engineering


Kaggle

  • Project for the kaggle competitions
  • Participation of the kaggle competition House Prices: Advanced Regression Techniques
  • We were graded on leaderboard scores and I scored 11th of the class with position 526th of the leaderboard
  • I used a weighted average of XGBoost, Lasso, ElasticNet, and Gradient Boosting Regressor
  • The focus of this project was mostly on feature engineering


  • Project for the course Deep Learning
  • I used CNN
  • using flow from directory
  • The focus of this project was mostly on Layers.

  • Project for the image Classification
  • I used CNN
  • using flow from directory
  • The focus of this project was mostly on .

  • Project for the course Deep Learning
  • I used CNN
  • Data Scource: Keras.Datasets
  • The focus of this project was mostly on Layers.

  • Project for the course Machine Learning
  • I used a weighted average of Linear regression.
  • The focus of this project was mostly on feature engineering

  • Project for the course Machine Learning
  • My First Classification Project
  • I used Logistic regression, Random forest & SVM.