Data Analysis Practice Repository
Welcome to the repository for the Indian Startup Funding Analysis project. This data analysis project was commissioned by a newly funded Indian startup. Our primary goal is to provide valuable insights and actionable recommendations that will help optimize fund allocation, enhance operational efficiency, and drive sustainable growth.
Python plotting library of alps-lab style using matplotlib.
Machine Learning tasks involving the Titanic Dataset and Breast Cancer Wisconsin (Diagnostic) dataset
Explore a comprehensive collection of Python programming for my different data science projects. This repository covers data exploration, visualization, machine learning, deep learning, NLP, web scraping, and model deployment. Perfect for enthusiasts looking to delve into practical examples and advanced techniques.
Implementation of a Cellular Automaton for a variety of cause-effect inferences, with simple GUI and graph support.
This project is created using Machine Learning and Regression methods- a statistical technique to predict the outcome of event which is to verify the users’ admission eligibility level, considering the universities they have chosen. This is achieved based on the algorithms implemented, when is user feed the application with the required information
IoT Based Robotic Arm
This is my first Case study to show basic data analysis skills.
Extended histogram plotting on top of matplotlib and HEP collaboration compatible styling
matplotlib: plotting with Python
Lineage metadata API, artifacts streams, sandbox, API, and spaces for Polyaxon
Interactive visualization of the Selection Sort algorithm with integrated visual tests, designed for Replit.
Complete Data Science, NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Statistics, Power Bi, Machine Learning.
Gene Drive (CRISPR) population crash simulation.
Generate skill plots for your CV with matplotlib and python
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