Projekte

This repository contains coursework, practical exercises, and study materials for a university data visualization course. It includes solved programming tasks using R and Python libraries like ggplot2 and Plotly, alongside practice dashboards built in Tableau.

This repository contains practical assignments for a university model evaluation course, covering topics such as cost-sensitive classification, fairness metrics on the COMPAS dataset, and model interpretability using partial dependence plots. The exercises and analyses are implemented using Python and R across Jupyter Notebooks and R Markdown reports.

An academic data analysis project in R that explores and characterizes a physicochemical crystal dataset. It covers data cleaning, preprocessing, and dimensionality reduction through Principal Component Analysis (PCA) using packages such as FactoMineR, factoextra, and ggplot2.

A Streamlit web application that helps manage cycling teams by scraping race and rider data from ProCyclingStats and FirstCycling to analyze upcoming events and cyclist specialties. It is built with Python using BeautifulSoup, Selenium, Pandas, and the Gemini API to process data and extract UCI points regulations from PDFs.

Developed as an academic project, this tool scrapes UCI rankings and race data from ProCyclingStats to calculate race difficulty scores tailored to the Cofidis cycling team's calendar. It is built with Python, using Selenium and BeautifulSoup for web scraping, Pandas for data processing, and Streamlit for the interactive interface.