PROJECTS

A collection of projects I made during my free time or for class assignments.

Deep Learning: Soccer Prediction

Languages/Frameworks: Python, Pytorch, Pandas

This project was a term assignment for the class Deep Learning. My partner and I were interested in predicting game outcomes and underdog wins in soccer and finding indicators to conclude how games will end. Our developed feedforward neural network achieved a test accuracy of around 71% for predicting the correct winner in games of the five biggest European leagues. Moreover, the analysis of features importances using SHAP values showed that the neural network decisions aligned reasonably with real phenomena as they appear in soccer for games with different scores.
Link To Github

IMDB Analysis Portal

Languages/Frameworks: MySQL, Python, Dash

This online app was a group project at the end of the class Intro to Databases. The app makes it possible to search, rank, and find related movie productions based on information taken from the IMDb database. The app uses Dash to display the front-end. In the back-end, it uses a MySQL database, which contains tables with information about the movies.
Link To Github

Climate History Chart

Languages/Frameworks: JavaScript, D3.js, HTML

This D3 Visualization compares the development of CO2 emissions with the world's countries' GDP from 1910 to 2016. It also displays the temperature anomaly trends for all continents over the years. Hovering over the world map and line graph displays additional relevant information.
Link To Github

Room Mate Selector

Languages/Frameworks: Python

I wrote this script to randomize the hotel room assignments on away trips with my soccer team. The script randomly assigns people from a larger group to rooms and automatically creates a slideshow to present the room assignments. The script takes as input a configuration of rooms and their sizes, names/nicknames of the group members (as CSV-file), and a set of pictures, one for each member.
Link To Github

Sudoku Solver

Languages/Frameworks: Java

This project was my final project for the class CPSC 112 Introduction to Programming in my first year at Yale (Spring 2018). Using a modified version of backtracking, the algorithm solves Sudokus that were inputted as text file and visualizes the solution.
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