If you were an aspiring ML/Data Science professional, which 5 projects would you build for your portfolio?

If you were a computer science student passionate about machine learning and data science, with a strong foundation in machine learning, mathematics, and probability, what five projects would you prioritize to build a strong GitHub portfolio?

I'm particularly interested in projects that would stand out to ML/Data Science professionals working in industry, rather than simple tutorial or Kaggle-style projects.

If you were starting from my position, which five projects would you choose, and what skills would you try to demonstrate with each one?

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u/Upbeat-Ad-817 — 1 day ago

If you were an aspiring ML/Data Science professional, which 5 projects would you build for your portfolio?

If you were a computer science student passionate about machine learning and data science, with a strong foundation in machine learning, mathematics, and probability, what five projects would you prioritize to build a strong GitHub portfolio?

I'm particularly interested in projects that would stand out to ML/Data Science professionals working in industry, rather than simple tutorial or Kaggle-style projects.

If you were starting from my position, which five projects would you choose, and what skills would you try to demonstrate with each one?

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u/Upbeat-Ad-817 — 1 day ago

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u/Upbeat-Ad-817 — 3 days ago

ML

Please, I have started a new journey in learning artificial intelligence. I am currently learning the fundamentals of machine learning, which means understanding most of the algorithms along with the fundamental mathematical concepts and other underlying principles, understanding how they work, implementing the algorithms from scratch, and then using their scikit-learn versions.

After that, I plan to move on to deep learning. After deep learning, I will move on to NLP, and after NLP, I will move on to LLMs.

Please let me know what you think about this approach.

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u/Upbeat-Ad-817 — 7 days ago