During my internship at Stanford University, I worked on a project that utilized Machine Learning models to transform tomography images into histology images. This approach aimed to assist potential patients by leveraging ML to eliminate the need for invasive biopsies, paving the way for non-invasive diagnostic techniques.
Learn more: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.03.31.21254733v1
Built a game where players navigate obstacles to collect power-ups. Implemented game logic and UI, using Codex to assist development. Developed as a weekend project to explore rapid prototyping and game mechanics.
Built a simple interactive game where the goal is to hit green lights. Implemented game logic and hardware interaction using Adafruit Bluefruit. Developed as a weekend project to experiment with embedded systems and game mechanics.
Recreated the Windows game, where players draw paths to guide balls into matching targets. Implemented game logic, user input handling, and collision mechanics.
Recreated the classic Pong game using Raspberry Pi and a Mini HAT attachment. Implemented game logic, hardware input handling, and real-time interactions.
With an Employment dataset from U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics, I showed the correlation between your age and the jobs you are likely to have depending on your age.
How it all started. I programmed my calculator to play Snake instead of studying for my Calculus class.
Hi - This is me! I’m a final-year Computer Science student at The University of Sydney, with experience in machine learning, software engineering, and overall, building stuff. At Stanford University, I worked on machine learning for medical imaging, exploring how AI can help detect skin cancer. I also built web apps and I love building games. I am currently working on becoming a better engineer while Building_my_portfolio/Doing_LeetCode_problems/ Working_on_open_source_projects/Doing_weekly_assessments_and_exams/ Learning_Ai-tools/ Keeping_basil_plant_alive. If you are still here send help: paulodluna@gmail.com