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Name: Aparna Bhat

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Bio: Hello! Thanks for stopping by my name is Aparna and I am currently working as Senior Analyst at EY after graduating from UT Arlington with an M.S. in CS

Location: USA

Aparna Bhat's Projects

acoustic-echo-cancellation-using-dsk

Acoustic Echo Cancellation using DSK. Final semester project report

angular_course

Solutions for angular course assignments taken from John Hopkins university on Coursera

apiversioning

Creating a sample rails application along with api versioning

climate_change_data_visualization

The data set we provided deals with world temperatures and comes from NASA. Alternatively, you can use any data that you would like to explore.

cloud-computing

Small Node.js Applications to understand cloud computing and deployment. Deployment on IBM Cloud, Microsoft Azure

communication_between_two_browser_tabs

communication between two tabs in real-time

concurrency

Hands-on experience with parallel programming and the difficulty of building correct parallel programs.

css-course

Web developement coursera course.Css module 2 solution.

css-module3

Web developement coursera course.Css module 3 solution.

data-mining-associationrules-in-r

This project is about understanding association rule mining on a real-world data set and analyzing the results. Used retail data of store purchases. This kind of retail data is well-suited for market basket analysis.

data-mining-classification-in-r

This project is about understanding the classification approach to mining (supervised learning) using several widely-used techniques. Used a bank data set (about 41,000+ rows) for analysis and calculations using two classification approaches decision trees and Naïve Bayes.

data-mining-clustering-in-r

This project is about understanding the clustering approach to mining (unsupervised learning). Used Texas state weather data set for the years 2006 to 2010 (5 years) for analysis and calculations using k-means clustering.