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AI for Malaria Forecasting

International open-source ML collaboration with Omdena's Liberia chapter, modeling malaria-incidence forecasting in West Africa with XGBoost and Streamlit, containerized with Docker.

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ML Engineer with Omdena's international Liberia chapter, January to April 2024.

What I built

  • Built and tuned XGBoost models for malaria-incidence prediction.
  • Deployed via Streamlit, containerized with Docker for scalable distribution.
  • Collaborated internationally across an open-source ML team.

Stack

Python · XGBoost · Streamlit · Docker · scikit-learn.

Why this is on the portfolio

International collaboration experience + work outside the for-profit lane. Demonstrates the ability to ship an end-to-end ML pipeline in a distributed-team setting.

Try it at malaria-prediction.streamlit.app.