Classification
If you like applying Classification, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
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Build a Sequence Model for Sign-Language Word Recognition
You receive about 12,000 short (1-3s) webcam clips covering a 50-word vocabulary, with body+hand pose features pre-extracted (e.g., MediaPipe Holistic landmarks per frame). Buil…
- Sequence Models
- Transformer
- Pose Estimation
Machine Perception - AnalysisAdvancedNew
Forecasting Churn for a SaaS Scale-Up
You are a data scientist intern at TaskFlow. Using the provided dataset, perform feature engineering and build a logistic regression or decision tree model to predict churn. Ide…
- Data Analysis
- Regression
- Classification
Data Analytics for Business - CodeAdvancedNew
Fine-Tune a 3B Open-Weight Model for Customer Support Triage
You receive 40,000 anonymized labelled support tickets across 18 categories. Fine-tune a 3B open-weight model using parameter-efficient fine-tuning (LoRA) for the classification…
- Lora Fine Tuning
- Open Weight Llms
- Classification
Large Language Models - AnalysisAdvancedNew
Chest-X-Ray Deployment Audit Across Hospital Sites
You receive (1) a vendor-supplied multi-label chest-X-ray classifier, (2) the current single-site held-out evaluation set, (3) a 12,000-image multi-site evaluation set with 14-f…
- Medical Imaging
- Classification
- Model Evaluation
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