Samri’s Log
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Hey, I’m Samri 🤗. I’m a junior developer hooked on AI and ML. This channel’s my logbook , where I drop resources, share little finds, jot down thoughts, and track my progress along the way.

To reach out: @Samli_A
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Found this service by devin.ai that breaks down and lets you talk to a public Github repo. According to the site description its "Deep Research for GitHub".

https://deepwiki.com/

#Github #AI #Repo
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From CEO of OpenAi 🤌 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MWT_doo68k&list=PPSV
It's fascinating to hear about the future , safety and security of Ai from CEO of OpenAi. and some gossip about whether DeepSeek have affected them or not. 😁
if you care about Ai , I recommend you to watch it
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I was training credit card fraud detection model with random forest .
The above image is confusion matrix which is evaluation metrics and can see the model has good performance over test data with small false positive ( classifying fraud data as non ). The data I used is cleaned data you can practice hyper parameter tuning. https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/nelgiriyewithana/credit-card-fraud-detection-dataset-2023
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By the way, I haven’t posted anything this week because I was catching up on classwork—I was really behind. I've also been becoming more socially active, talking to my classmates and making new friends. Honestly, I like that part. But one thing I regret is messing up my sleep schedule, for real. Aside from that, I’ve only made small progress. What I want to say is that it’s important not to fall behind, catching up is really costly. Good night🚶‍♀‍➡️
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Check out the xverse library for your machine learning project, it helps you select and prepare the most effective features for modeling.
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MLflow is a must-have tool. It helps track experiments, log metrics, and manage model versions all in one place. no need to re-run notebooks 🤌
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Just started vulnerability detection browser based ide using React , Monaco and codebert-base-finetuned model from hugging face.
Check out hugging face , it has tons of open-source models.
Today, I came across RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) while working on an assignment for 10 Academy.
You know, Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT or DeepSeek are incredibly powerful, but they do have limitations—especially when it comes to domain-specific expertise or producing accurate responses in specialized contexts.

That’s where RAG comes in. It enhances LLMs by retrieving preprocessed documents from a specific domain (like company data or product manuals), and then integrates this information into the generation process. For example, if you're building a customer service chatbot, RAG can retrieve relevant company documents and use them to generate more accurate, context-aware answers.
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