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Independent Projects & Experiments

This section reflects work I pursue independently to experiment, solve problems, and continuously learn new approaches across machine learning and AI.

It brings together explorations where I test ideas, work with new techniques, and deepen my understanding through hands-on problem solving, without being tied to immediate production use.

Areas of independent exploration

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Machine Learning Foundations

Building and refining core modelling intuition across structured data problems, with a focus on feature engineering, evaluation, and model behaviour.

Includes

  • Regression and classification
  • Tree-based models and boosting
  • Feature engineering and model comparison
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Deep Learning & Advanced Models

Exploring neural architectures and sequence-based approaches for problems where traditional models may not be sufficient on their own.

Includes

  • Neural networks and sequence models
  • LSTMs and transformers
  • Representation learning and advanced modelling
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AI & Language Systems

Working with modern AI systems including embeddings, semantic search, prompting, and language-model driven workflows.

Includes

  • LLMs and prompting strategies
  • Embeddings and semantic retrieval
  • Knowledge-driven AI workflows
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Insight & Analytics

Using analysis, dashboards, and structured reporting to turn raw data into clearer understanding and more usable decisions.

Includes

  • Exploratory analysis
  • Dashboards and reporting
  • Business-facing analytical narratives
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A note on this work

Independent work plays a different role in my overall approach. It gives me space to explore unfamiliar techniques, work through new kinds of problems, and keep learning through direct experimentation.

Over time, this creates a useful loop. Experimentation sharpens intuition, intuition improves judgment, and that judgment carries back into more structured, real-world problem solving.