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chromaVive turns grayscale images into vibrant, colorized versions using advanced deep learning inspired by Richard Zhang's research at UC Berkeley. Powered by models from the ECCV16 and SIGGRAPH17 papers, chromaVive advances the art of image colorization.

  • Updated Sep 14, 2025
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End-to-End Python implementation of CompactPrompt (Choi et al., 2025): a unified pipeline for LLM prompt and data compression. Features modular compression pipeline with dependency-driven phrase pruning, reversible n-gram encoding, K-means quantization, and embedding-based exemplar selection. Achieves 2-4x token reduction while preserving accuracy.

  • Updated Nov 30, 2025
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End-to-End Python implementation of Semantic Divergence Metrics (SDM) for LLM hallucination detection. Uses ensemble paraphrasing, joint embedding clustering, and information-theoretic measures (JSD, KL divergence, Wasserstein distance) to quantify prompt-response semantic consistency. Based on Halperin (2025).

  • Updated Aug 15, 2025
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This project is my PyTorch reproduction of PaliGemma, a compact 3B vision–language model that integrates SigLIP vision features with a Gemma decoder. I implemented the full multimodal pipeline from vision encoding to autoregressive text generation to study modern VLM architectures from a research perspective.

  • Updated Nov 23, 2025
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End-to-End Python implementation of Mancilla et al.'s (2026) methodology for solving the direct indexing portfolio selection problem as quantum combinatorial optimization. Enforces cardinality constraints via subspace confinement. Benchmarks PennyLane quantum circuits against D-Wave simulated annealing & HRP baselines with walk-forward backtesting.

  • Updated Mar 4, 2026
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End-to-End Python implementation of a bankruptcy prediction method which adapts Altman's Z-Score to Compositional Data Analysis (Keivani et al., 2026). Benefits: Uses the Aitchison simplex to eliminate outliers & asymmetry in financial ratios. Pipeline: log-ratio EM imputation, pairwise log-ratios, ML classifiers (Logit/k-NN/RF), validation.

  • Updated Apr 3, 2026
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noisOut is a DDPM-based implementation for generating high-quality images, inspired by Dhariwal & Nichol (2021) and Ho et al. (2020). Using a UNet architecture with Sinusoidal Position Embeddings, the model learns to reverse a diffusion process, progressively removing noise from images.

  • Updated Oct 28, 2025
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This project is a clean, from-scratch implementation of a GPT-2 style autoregressive transformer built using PyTorch. Unlike character-level toy models, this implementation operates on tokenized text (via tiktoken) and supports modern training features.

  • Updated Apr 25, 2026
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