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Perform a survival analysis based on the time-to-event (death event) for the subjects. Compare machine learning models to assess the likelihood of a death by heart failure condition. This can be used to help hospitals in assessing the severity of patients with cardiovascular diseases and heart failure condition.

  • Updated Nov 4, 2023
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A binary classification model is developed to predict the probability of paying back a loan by an applicant. Customer previous loan journey was used to extract useful features using different strategies such as manual and automated feature engineering, and deep learning (CNN, RNN). Various machine learning algorithms such as Boosted algorithms (…

  • Updated Sep 13, 2022
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Binary Classification for detecting intrusion network attacks. In order, to emphasize how a network packet with certain features may have the potentials to become a serious threat to the network.

  • Updated Dec 19, 2021
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Designed web app employs the Streamlit Python library for frontend design and communicates with backend ML models to predict the probability of diseases. It's capable of predicting whether someone has Diabetes, Heart issues, Parkinson's, Liver conditions, Hepatitis, Jaundice, and more based on the provided symptoms, medical history, and results.

  • Updated Nov 15, 2023
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