Github repositories

I started using Github back in 2015. I wanted to have private repositories so I moved most of my codes to bitbucket which had private repositories for free back then. Now I’m slowly moving back to Github which has some other advantages on top of having incorporated private repositories. Most of my repositories are hidden and have code from university assignments.

Here are my public repositories:

• Ordinal Clasification with Residual Networks: The code for my BSc thesis.
• Source for paper on fog prediction with ML: All the source code I created and used for: data related tasks, prediction and inference, figures, etc
• Source code for this web
• noeuclid: Little open source game to which I contribuited a little. It’s like minecraft but it’s GPU raytraced and it has non-euclid physics.

There are other open repositories, but they are related to subjects taken during my BSc, namely:

• A Metaheuristics class: 1, 2
• A compilers and language processors class where we had to write our own programming language.

As time goes by I will move some of my projects that are kind of interesting from bitbucket to github. For example, the code for my publications is right now as a private repo on bitbucket but I’d like to improve the code a little and move the repos to github.