Name: Caijun Qin
Type: User
Bio: University of Florida (2022): Computer Science and Statistics
Python, Java, C++, Rust, Julia, R
Research Interests: AI/ML, data science, network science
Location: Gainesville, FL, USA
Blog: https://qcaijun2013.wixsite.com/portfolio
Caijun Qin's Projects
Auburn Hacks 2021 Movie Review Project
Efficient and advanced linear data structures in Python.
Research of a hybrid tree-list data structure where the basic unit is a numerical range (Google Guava in this case). Each range act as both node and edge simultaneously from the perspective of a tree data structure. Applications include conditionally varying schedules, phylogenetic trees, task and subtask completion progress, and more.
Summer 2020 research funded by the University Scholars Program (USP) under the University Florida (UF) aims to develop a graph/network sampling method based on a spread model strategy.
An experimental library of various sorting and hashing algorithms, this is mainly utilized for studying computational complexity and specific benefits of each algorithm.
Implements two different algorithms to optimize matchings between two sets of objects organized as a weighted bipartite graph (WBG). First, the Hungarian (Kuhn-Munkres) Algorithm makes unique 1-to-1 assignments between two sets by minimizing net cost. Here, weight represents cost and attaches to each edge in WBG. Second, a criteria-based scoring algorithm aggregates positive selling points, not costs, as weights. The two sets in WBG are complementary. Each object in left set has a weight for a specific attribute to offer. Each object in right set has a corresponding weight on how much demand is there for that attribute. The end result is a score matrix rendered from summing individual matrices of weights for each attribute.
STA 4211 Final Project
Portfolio website hosted on GitHub Pages.
The epic fusion of financial calculator and trading graphics.
Flutter Workshop template for SwampHacks 2021
Join the GitHub Graduation Yearbook and "walk the stage" on June 11.
List of repository links and brief descriptions of all hackathon projects I have contributed to
Example code for each major class and extended classes in the standard libraries of Java 14 are tested with JUnit5.
Java library for different types of trees, tries, and other tree-like data structures.
Quick Hackathon Project
Lecture materials will be posted under this folder.