Web API for Generating Automated Videos
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Web API for Generating Automated Videos
Monte Carlo reliability simulator in R for modeling failures, optimizing inspections, and quantifying fleet risk. Features Weibull modeling, POD, TTNI matrices, usage normalization, and policy what-ifs. Includes an interactive FlexDashboard UI and a Plumber API for scalable multi-run simulations.
House price estimation model and creation of API for that model using R plumbeR package.
A REST API that serves predictions on car prices based on mileage, engine displacement and year of manufacture
Instructional materials (course files) for the BBT4206 course (Business Intelligence II) using R. Topic: Plumber API.
Instructional materials (course files) for the BBT4206 course (Business Intelligence II) using R. Topic: Consume Plumber API Output.
An R Plumber application programmer interface (API) on top of PostgreSQL.
Learning repositories for deployment of R functions as a RESTful API using Docker
Series of applications illustrating transition from Shiny to client-side SPAs
Industrial failure-risk pipeline with physics-informed features, XGBoost, a Plumber API, and a browser dashboard.
Scraping data from the WSL World Championship Tour and building API that provides info on each requested rank
Instructional materials (course files) for the BBT4206 course (Business Intelligence II) using R. Topic: Run Plumber API.
Instructional materials (course files) for the BBT4206 course (Business Intelligence II) using PHP. Topic: Consume Plumber API Output.
Simple R package for making slippy map tiles from an sf object using Plumber.
An application that displays the percentage for rain each day of the year for various locations. Currently in Europe.
RMarkdowns and HTML output files about credit risk and score in loan request process. Includes Data Analysis (DA) & Machine Learning (ML) codes. For deployment, the API was built using Plumber and Docker to host my application.
Plumber API service reverse proxied with NGINX
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