Ryangineer is a porfolio website that I used to reinforce my learning of Machine Learning Algorithms and the mathematics included with each.
I am very interested the tech industry, preferably with an emphasis on artificial intelligence, such as computer vision, recommender systems, chatbots and/or natural language processing. I am eager to start out with machine learning & progress to deep learning. I have also just been accepted to a Data Analytics Masters program. I have a Masters in Education - Instructional Design & an MBA. I'd like to combine all of this into a Data Scientist role, eventually.
Also included at this website are links to my Data Dashboard & the Virtual Reality courses I conducted while creating VR Dev Kids LLC.
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$ . . .| Cyberborg | Link |
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| Alita | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alita:_Battle_Angel |
| Major | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_in_the_Shell |
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Go to my website:
See Ryangineer.com
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