Hello, my name is Rone Bragaglia, and I am a AI engineer.
I began my journey as a programmer in 2019, and since then, I have kept myself updated with the latest trends and technologies in the field through studies in courses, bootcamps, networking, and self-directed learning. My goal is always to expand my knowledge and skills to become a more competent professional.
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Project in python machine learning Survivor passengers of the Titanic.
Predict whether or not a Titanic passenger survived the disaster based on information such as age, gender, socioeconomic class, number of relatives on board, among other available data. It is a binary classification problem where machine learning is used to create a model capable of making this prediction.
Using the kaggle database. The neural network architecture has been simplified and improved, using more batch normalization to normalize activations between layers and help with model convergence. Dropout is used between the convolutional and dense layers to avoid overfitting.
The learning rate is now dynamically adjusted using a LearningRateScheduler.
In this program, the user chooses an element from the game "Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock", and the computer randomly chooses another element. The program then determines the winner of the round based on the rules of the game and reports the result to the user.
The project consists of an API that contains user authentication to create a task list. Each user has their own task list and can CRUD it. Users with administrator permissions, are able to see all the task lists of all users and can also exclude a specific task by informing your ID.
MODULE in Python that validates whether a password is strong or sufficient. A password is considered strong if it is at least eight characters long, containing at least one confidential letter, one lowercase letter, one number and one special character. Use dictionaries for each type of character (uppercase, lowercase, numbers and special characters)