Reproducibility
If you like applying Reproducibility, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
- CodeIntermediateNew
Build a Variant-Calling Pipeline for a Genomics SaaS
Stand up a Nextflow pipeline covering: read trimming, BWA-MEM alignment, duplicate marking, base-quality-score recalibration, GATK HaplotypeCaller variant calling, and variant f…
- Bioinformatics
- Variant Calling
- Workflow Orchestration
Computational Biology and Health Informatics - CodeIntermediateNew
Build an End-to-End ML Pipeline for Loan-Default Prediction
You receive 24 months of historical application + outcome data (about 380,000 rows). Build a pipeline using a workflow orchestrator (Prefect, Kedro, or a simple Makefile chain) …
- Ml Pipelines
- Feature Engineering
- Pipeline Testing
Machine Learning in Practice - ResearchIntermediateNew
Reproduce a Vision-Model Paper Under a Reproducibility Standard
Pick a vision-model paper from CVPR or NeurIPS 2024-2025 with publicly available code and a manageable compute footprint (single-GPU under 24 hours). Reproduce the headline metr…
- Reproducibility
- Experimental Design
- Model Evaluation
AI Measurement and Evaluation - AnalysisIntermediateNew
Design an Electronic Health Record Data-Quality Audit
Stand up a Python (pandas + DuckDB) audit notebook ingesting the 14M-record extract. Define and run quality checks across four dimensions: completeness (required-field missingne…
- Health Informatics
- Data Quality
- Snomed Ct
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