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MATLAB is a high-level programming language and environment specifically designed for numerical computation, data visualization, and algorithm development. It is widely used in academia and industry for engineering, scientific research, financial modeling, and complex mathematical problem-solving.
Classification (Pattern Recognition) algorithm development with Bayesian, Anti-Bayesian, Decision Tree and Dependence Tree concepts. [IEMIS 2020, Springer AISC]
🛠️ Implement efficient deformable grid sampling operations with bilinear interpolation in PyTorch, enhancing deep learning models for dense vision tasks.
Quantitative Analytics Suite A hands-on Python project inspired by JPMorgan’s quantitative research challenges. It covers four core modules: natural gas price forecasting, storage contract pricing, credit risk modeling (PD & expected loss), and FICO score quantization using DP and likelihood optimization.
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This is a mock keypad simulation project where I simulated circuit in LTspice to use that data for the test bench. I developed a Tkinter UI to generate data, which are sent to Arduino for processing, then sent back to the UI. Possible work extension could be done by substituting the mock keypad with the real one.
Developed a custom clustering algorithm to analyze wine data without traditional machine learning. The project standardizes features and employs mathematical formulas using NumPy to identify distinct clusters, offering insights into wine sample groupings and their characteristics.
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