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Hybrid cloud-edge ML system for predictive rain control with automated retraining, monitoring, and Raspberry Pi hardware actuation.
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BAVAR-BLED là một kiến trúc lai kết hợp Bayesian Model Averaging, Vector Autoregression, Black-Litterman dưới phân phối Elip, Transformer, CNN và TD3 để xây dựng chiến lược phân bổ danh mục động, có khả năng thích ứng theo trạng thái thị trường và kiểm soát rủi ro đuôi dày.
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CICD project for a sentiment analyzer (deployment on lightining.ai gpu)
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A generic implementation roadmap that can facilitate MLOps for any ML problem in detail. This roadmap is intended for reducing problem solutioning, and using problem solving instead.
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Enterprise-grade Medical AI Platform with FastAPI, Kubernetes, Monitoring and AKS-ready deployment architecture.
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Production-ready RAG starter: hybrid search, chunking strategies, observability (Prometheus/Grafana), MLflow tracking, drift detection, GDPR deletion, and evaluation. The parts the tutorials skip.
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Automated LLM Benchmarking on GPU - tokens/sec, latency percentiles, VRAM profiling, multi-format support (HuggingFace, GGUF, GPTQ)
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Automated Dataset Creation & Publishing Pipeline - Scrape, clean, transform, validate and publish datasets to HuggingFace Hub
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Check game monitor and download game here: https://omni-synesis.onrender.com/
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📝 The "EduAvenues" Project Description "A production-grade MLOps prototype for automated student essay evaluation. This system leverages 30 years of pedagogical expertise to audit LLM outputs using Chain-of-Thought (CoT) and RAG, ensuring academic rigor and trust in AI-driven grading pipelines."Updated -
Public pages of the ANR project "FATES-MLOps"
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Full MLOps: DVC + MLflow + GitLab CI + K8s + Monitoring
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This is the code repository associated with my development notes notebook.
I need it to improve development efficiency. I study concepts, prototype solutions, save them here along with their comments. When needed, I know where I can quickly find code examples to reuse.
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