On this page you'll find excerpts of software, data, and machine learning projects that I've been working on. To see more material, visit my GitHub profile.
On this page you'll find excerpts of software, data, and machine learning projects that I've been working on. To see more material, visit my GitHub profile.
Being interested in pretty much everything, I like to work on all sorts of projects, but my favourite ones are the ones that focus on finance and price prediction.
I've written algorithms that use either regression or classification to predict prices based on various types of features. I am also interested in ways to improve the accuracy of time series forecasting.
Visit the data-projects repository of my GitHub to see some samples of my work.
My main current software project is called "IFS-Python", where IFS stands for iterated function systems. The goal is to use Python and its matplotlib package to create a program that will generate pictures of fractals using these dynamical systems.
The Sierpinski triangle
The Sierpinski carpet
Unnamed; maybe "shrinking circles"?
The neat thing is that the program uses a deterministic process, so you can start with any polygon and watch the system compress it into the same fractal. Here are some shapes that converge to the Sierpinski triangle and illustrate how the iteration works.
An equilateral triangle
A square
A right triangle
An upside-down equilateral triangle
The project is on-going. See the IFS-Python repository on my GitHub profile for samples of code and more pictures.