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1. News Scrapper | |
GitHub: https://github.com/Vadbeg/NewsScrapper | |
Description: | |
Project for reading news from rss files. Includes command line utility and web application. | |
The main thing about this project is fasts, flexible and easy acces to news in format you want. | |
You can export every article into fb2, pdf and html. | |
Languages: | |
1. Python | |
Technologies: | |
1. Django | |
2. SQL | |
2. Shoe size identifier using ML | |
Description: | |
Using photo/video from mobile phone camera you can identify your shoe size. On first stage | |
was written algorithm wihch used basic Computer Vision tools and clusterization. | |
This algorithm was used for data markupping. Next, marked-up data was used for | |
training UNet. UNet works faster and better than clustering in this task. | |
Languages: | |
1. Python | |
Technologies: | |
1. PyTorch | |
2. OpenCV | |
3. Estimating sells of retail goods (Kaggle) | |
Description: | |
Using data about sales, sell prices, calendar data and sells for every day of 2 year-period | |
you need to identify cells for next 28 days. My algorithm uses seq2seq Neural Network based on | |
LSTM blocks. | |
Languages: | |
1. Python | |
Technologies: | |
1. PyTorch | |
4. Handwritten grapheme classification (Kaggle) | |
Descrition: | |
On basics of photoes of graphemes I need to identify which graphemes are presented on | |
image. Any grapheme can consist of 3 parts (root, vowel diacritics, consonant diacritics). | |
I used seresnext50 model for this task. Mine accuracy on this task: 0.9186. | |
Languages: | |
1. Python | |
Technologies: | |
1. PyTorch | |
2. torchvision | |
3. OpenCV |
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