A Logistic model for predicting divorce rates among couples, implemented using the sklearn library.
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A Logistic model for predicting divorce rates among couples, implemented using the sklearn library.
Demonstration of implementation of a serial version of quicksort v.s. a parallel version of quicksort in Python 3.
A performance comparison between different sorting algorithms
Test for comparing sorting algorithms in terms of comparisons, swaps and execution time for the Scientific Methodology subject of Computer Science at Univasf.
A Win-Tie-Loss chart is a visual tool for comparing the performance of different algorithms or methods across multiple tasks or datasets. This type of chart summarizes how often a method "wins," "ties," or "loses" compared to other methods based on a specific performance metric.
Comparative analysis of Brute-force, Horspool's, and Boyer-Moore string matching algorithms.
Project to compare list update algorithms in paid-exchanges-only model.
Project from the CSE 5311 Design and Analysis of Algorithms course at UTA, offering insights into sorting algorithm efficiency and performance.
Data science
Path finder for a 2D space using A* Algorithm, and comparison to Dijkstra and BFS
Les Petits Plats is a website containing their own recipes filtered by both search bar and research tag(s). These algorithms are each developed on a separate branch, to compare their performances.
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