aserravalle's Projects
Base and testing files for SIG x FinTechSoc Algothon 2021.
Flask API template
Namipay hosting
Following ArtofEngineer Tutorial to create full stack C# API
A summary of the principles they teach in cognitive AI's introduction to python for data science course.
Examples of design patterns using real-life models
Starter app for fastai v3 model deployment on Render
A Flask and Firebase web app that collects candidate information and resumes
A boilerplate for ML APIs and web pages in Flask
A resume collection web app built on Flask with connection to Firebase Authentication, DB, and Storage
Using credit card data to classify fradulent transaction
Generate images of clothing using a GAN
Machine Learning Model with REST API Deployment
Machine learning deployment software
A KMeans clustering algorithm I built for the credit model of Indonesian fintech Empatkali
github pages
Landing Page for my tech consulting company
Predict which customers are most likely to be successfully sold an annuity
Machine Learning Helpers
MVP for a product which predicts the eligibility of a hiring candidate
An actuarial assignment to simulate claims and improve on a No Claims Discount Policy for a car insurer.
Allows a customer to fill in their bank details, pull up their transactions, settle their bills, and borrow money.
Building a fully responsive, mobile friendly webapp on flask, inspired by Karen Menezes course on Plural Sight
Jupyter Notebook that uses 3 different regression methods to predict closing stock prices for each day. Features used include previous H/L/O/C, competitor stock prices and rolling correlation, moving averages, and return. Future ideas for this project include the incorporation of better technical indicators, standardising predictions to RETURN instead of absolute closing price, more advanced prediction mechanics (like weighting the coefficients of competitors' share price predictors by rolling correlation), sentiment analysis of the stock on twitter, and the building of a Flask web app.
As part of the UNSW DataSoc Hackathon, we had to predict strokes from a dataset of medical records. They included health and personal records, as well as the treatments they are on.