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Abdelkarim Douadjia

Human curiosity.
Machine intelligence.

MACHINE LEARNING ENGINEER

PARIS, FRANCE

( the person behind the projects )

Built on
curiosity.

I'm Abdelkarim, a computer science student and machine learning developer.

I'm drawn to the part before an answer: a useful question, a stubborn problem, or a small idea worth trying. Building is how I turn that curiosity into understanding.

I care about the details, but also the reason behind them. What does this solve? Who is it for? What can I learn by making it?

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selected_works:

Sign language detector Python project Sign language detector Python project

Sign_Language

Python computer vision model for live hand-sign detection

H2O AutoML Titanic survival prediction project H2O AutoML Titanic survival prediction project

H2O_AutoML

Titanic survival prediction with automated ML workflows

Heart disease prediction decision tree project Heart disease prediction decision tree project

Heart_Disease

Decision tree classifier for clinical risk prediction

Handwritten digit SVM project Handwritten digit SVM project

Digit_SVM

Handwritten digit recognition using support vector machines

( behind the outcome )

Good questions.
Better systems.

The interesting work happens between an idea and its next iteration.

Generated computer-vision study of a hand with tracked landmarks

Observe.

Start with the question. Look closely at the data and the problem it represents.

Generated learning-model study of data clusters and a decision surface

Experiment.

Make an idea testable. Build a small version and let its behavior guide the next step.

Generated health-prediction concept with a heart and branching model connections

Question it.

Inspect the failures, not just the result. Refine what matters and test again.

( applied intelligence / 001-004 )

I build Hand landmarks illustrating the sign-language detection project systems that see Handwritten digits illustrating the SVM recognition project and learn from data Titanic and tabular data illustrating the AutoML prediction project to make useful A heart and decision tree illustrating the health-prediction project products.

( applied process ) 01 / 03

Frame. Train. Prove.

Problem / experiment / evidence

( university education )

Academic
foundations.

Université
Paris-Saclay / UVSQ

Master AMIS
Algorithmique et Modélisation à l'Interface des Sciences

University of
Khemis Miliana

Computer science meets applied mathematicsacademic profile

( tools into practice )

The working
set.

From an input to something useful.
The tools change with the problem. The process connects them.

01 / learningInput > output
  1. 01
    ExamplesPython / datasets
  2. 02
    FeaturesOpenCV / preprocessing
  3. 03
    TrainingPyTorch / model fitting
  4. 04
    EvaluationScikit-learn / held-out data

Examples become features. Evidence decides what works.

Turn raw examples into a model, then check what it has learned.

I'm always curious about what comes next. Have a challenge in mind? Let’s talk.