MohamedHamlil
M1 Artificial Intelligence at Université Grenoble Alpes, with research internships in computer algebra and in industrial economics. Everything below is something I built, running.
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A neural network learning to play Flappy Bird from raw pixels
0.4 to 12.65 pipes, from one colour channel
after-hours
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Sorting algorithms rendered in Blender, one swap per frame
after-hours
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A Battleship bot working out where the ships are
74.3% of games, 54.8 shots to clear
University coursework
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Cutting the multiplications a polynomial product needs 25 multiplications to 14, and the rank proved to be 13 Rank of bilinear maps
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A SAT solver that turns logic into algebra over GF(2)
500 instances, zero wrong verdicts
after-hours
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What the models actually put in the message
0.39 of messages name an action, down to 0.00
AI and strategic pricing
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What actually moves together in 24 000 fragrances
University coursework
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Predicting how a perfume will be rated, four models compared
best AUC 0.693, all four between 0.65 and 0.69
University coursework
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An imitating agent meeting a cooperator, a defector and a coin flip
8th of 8, behind a coin flip
AI and strategic pricing
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Two models keeping whatever regime they were handed
0.21 cooperating out of a defecting opening, 0.47 with a message
AI and strategic pricing
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What French income tax actually costs, marginal against average
inflection at €59,800
after-hours
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An FFT written from scratch, checked against NumPy
agreeing with NumPy to 1e-13
after-hours
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Sixteen Prolog strategies played against each other
7th and 8th of 16
AI and strategic pricing
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How an agent that copies what it sees changes its mind
reciprocity to zero, Tit-for-Tat holds at one
AI and strategic pricing
Each picture opens the project it came from, where the numbers behind it name the file that produced them. Reachable at mohamed.hamlil@etu.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr, on LinkedIn, and on GitHub. More ways and what I am looking for.