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  1. Sign-Language-Classification-TutorialSign-Language-Classification-TutorialPublic

    This project utilizes logistic regression to classify numbers 0 and 1 using sign language gestures. It successfully achieves the task of sign language classification, reaching a test accuracy of 93…

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  2. Kaggle-Notebook-Cancer-Prediction-ACC96.5-With-Logistic-RegressionKaggle-Notebook-Cancer-Prediction-ACC96.5-With-Logistic-RegressionPublic

    Logistic Regression for Cancer Data Classification: Achieve 96.50% accuracy in benign vs. malignant cell classification.

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  3. Kaggle-Prediction-Cancer-Data-With-K-NN-Acc-95Kaggle-Prediction-Cancer-Data-With-K-NN-Acc-95Public

    Utilize K-Nearest Neigrs (K-NN) for precise benign and malignant cancer cell classification in our Cancer Data Classification project.

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  4. Lane-Tracking-AppLane-Tracking-AppPublic

    The project that enables to identify and follow the yellow tracking lanes at the corners of the highways

    Python 1

  5. Breast-Cancer-SVMBreast-Cancer-SVMPublic

    Breast Cancer Diagnosis using SVM: A Python project for classifying tumors as malignant or benign based on tumor features with a Support Vector Machine.

    Python 1

  6. Iris-Data-PCA-ExplorationIris-Data-PCA-ExplorationPublic

    This project is a demo that applies PCA (Principal Component Analysis) analysis on the Iris dataset using Python and the Scikit-learn library. PCA is utilized to reduce high-dimensional data to low…

    Python