End-to-end machine learning systems built for prediction, automation, and real-world impact across environmental and healthcare domains.
Supervised regression models predicting vehicle CO₂ emissions using engineered features, exploratory analysis, and ensemble learning.
This project builds a full machine learning pipeline to predict vehicle CO₂ emissions using Canadian government data. It spans data cleaning, feature engineering, modeling, evaluation, and real-world interpretation.
Enables emission forecasting for new vehicle designs, supports environmental policy modeling, and informs consumer decisions.
⭐ View on GitHubMachine learning classifiers trained on RNA-seq gene expression data to identify cancer types with near-perfect accuracy.
Early cancer detection is critical. This project uses gene expression profiles to classify cancer types using supervised learning.
RNA-seq expression data sourced from the UCI Machine Learning Repository, covering five cancer types including BRCA, KIRC, and LUAD.
Demonstrates how machine learning can support early diagnosis, personalized treatment planning, and medical research.
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