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Rahulraj Singh (@rjrahul24)

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ai-with-python-series

A Python Series of tutorials aimed at learning Artificial Intelligence concepts. This series of tutorials start from the basics of Python and builds on top of it. We will cover three full-fledged case studies to practice AI Implementation of Python with real data and solve real-world problems.

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statistics_with_python

This repository is aimed to be a guide and a tutorial for anyone learning Python implementation of general statistical analysis through the data visualization lens.

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Python-Outlook-MAPI

Manipulation of MAPI using Python to retrieve information from Outlook client. I have implemented some scenarios where Outlook client can be scanned to automate read functionality

r-finance-analysis

A project using R to run predictions on stock data and build an optimal portfolio using Sharpe Ratio

ga-reinforcement-learning-image-restoration

A Project using Genetic Algorithms and Reinforcement Learning mechanisms to implement Image Restoration and Recreation.

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spark-ud-2002

Project Contents are applications on MapReduce and Spark. The repository contains projects based on Udacity's Spark Introduction course. Explains the basic functioning of Big Data.

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leetcode-ds-algo

Leetcode problems synced through the LeetHub Chrome extension

Prediction-of-Insurance-Payments-for-Surgical-Procedures

Repository part of Columbia University's MS in Data Science Capstone Project. This repository solves attempts to solve the problem of predicting commercial insurance payments for surgical procedures

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titanic-survivor-logistic-regression

Machine Learning using Logistic Regression: Whenever the variable that needs to be predicted requires a "binary" solution to the problem, we use Logistic Regression. This repository contains a project that will use Logistic Regression to determine whether a passenger; given their features could have survived the Titanic Crash.

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