turnover in epidemic models: a unified framework and exploring the influence on model outputs

Seedstars PHP challenge

Propensity scores in complex surveys

This project focuses on analyzing bank and credit data to develop a hypothetical credit score and uncover hidden patterns. Through thorough Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) and strategic feature engineering, the project identifies key factors influencing creditworthiness.

Simple example of Junit5 Assumptions.

This folder content the machine-learning-algorithms model test

Goldman Sachs Excel Skills for Business Job Simulation on Forage. Gained expertise in data visualization and storytelling using Excel by creating impactful charts.

Instead of calling for withdrawal of all classified drugs please see it like us saying beef to avoid having to say cow. If you remove cows, you will get much bigger issues than wanted a steak rare. So how many people think we should remove morphin?

The goal of this project is to perform an Explorartory Data Analysis with visualization and use a liner regression model to predict the number of bikes rented.

"Sustainable Future with Recycling Culture" aims to reduce unrecycled waste in Turkey through training programs and awareness campaigns.

This project developed to study and apply the most recent features of JUnit 5 | The main functionality of this software is provide some benefits for customers based on their level of loyalty.

A repository created to explore and understand Statistics through coding.

Final Project for my class Politics of Code. An art project that tells a story about the transformation of a user to an inaccurate abstraction.

scoping review of heterogeneity and mixing in dynamical models of HIV transmission [JK PhD]

Regression and Statistical analysis of crimes in Chicago from 2015 until 2020.

Resources and templates for documenting analytical workflows, assumptions and limitations.

Final Year Project: Web-based Argumentation

Estimating the effective reproduction number Re(t) for COVID19 in GTA, Canada

writR: is an R package for automated inferential testing (for group differences) and reporting based on parametric assumptions, which are tested automatically for test selection.

A shikaku (Japanese logic puzzle) solver using assumptions and cache.