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Anders Gill (@readyforchaos)

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Predict-external-corrosion-on-oil-and-gas-pipelines

Microsoft sat down with DNV GL in their headquarters to execute on a five-day-hackathon where the focus was to predict external corrosion on pipelines using Machine Learning.

MyFitnessPal-Python-Dashboard

Visualize your meal tracking from MyFitnessPal in a Dashboard connected to your Raspberry Pi

Reinforcement-QLearning-Epsilon-Greedy

Pirate ship learns to find the treasure through reinforcement learning (Q-Learning Epsilon Greedy Policy)

BaneNOR-Technical-Case-Study-From-reactive-to-proactive-maintenance-Reduce-railway-delays

This project had the key goal of taking BaneNOR closer from reactive to proactive maintenance.

Train-track-circuit-failure-and-condition-monitoring

Train track circuit failure and condition monitoring

From-wood-to-paper-with-AI

Microsoft joined up with a multinational company in South Africa with a goal of incorporating smarter ways of creating high quality paper.

Power-BI-and-R-Anomaly-Detection-Framework-in-Close-To-Real-Time-

This project had the key goal of implementing a lightweight R script with the Power BI “R interface” to expose anomalies in data (in close to real time) - inside a Power BI embedded report.

Pandas-transform

Simple transformations done by using the pandas framework for Python

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Xamarin-Hackfest-2017

Repo for Norsk Tid created during the Xamarin Hackfest 2017

Data-Science-Jupyter-Notebooks

A set of algorithms in Jupyter Notebook with datasets included

Jupyter Notebook

Powel-power-station-inspection-bot

From the 15-17th of March 2017 at Microsoft offices in Lysaker - Norway, Microsoft teamed up with Powel to create a brand-new bot called **André**. The aim of the hackfest was to create a chatbot that could assist field engineers within the space of electrical grids to answer questions and provide valuable information about the current scenario at hand. The solution was built using tools from Microsoft leveraging Chatbots and Conversation as a Platform (CaaP) technologies.