This repository contains some machine learning projects as a practise on machine learning course on Coursera for Prof. Andrew Ng from Stanford University.
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This repository contains some machine learning projects as a practise on machine learning course on Coursera for Prof. Andrew Ng from Stanford University.
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TasKar – Binary-Classification Performance Dashboard/Calculator
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End-to-end credit card fraud detection using leakage-safe ML pipelines, imbalance handling, model comparison, failure analysis, and cost-sensitive threshold optimization.
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