Andrew Aquilina's repositories
ask-youtube-gpt
AskYouTubeGPT allows you to ask questions about a set of YouTube Videos using Topic Segmentation, Universal Sentence Encoding, and Open AI.
ask-reddit-gpt
AskRedditGPT is a tool that takes in a query, sends it over to Reddit, and returns an answer based on relevant posts/comments.
citation-network
Creates a citation network from biblatex or bibtex reference file and visualises the references between them. Uses the open citation API.
daylio-word-network
Parses exported .csv files from the 'Daylio' app and builds a force-directed graph, highlighting the relation between words and their moods.
sheets-shopping-simplifier
Python script utilising the Google Sheets API to simplify my shopping list.
a-bridge-for-tom
A dashboard employing bridging-based ranking for Times of Malta comments
cpp-template
C++ sample project directory without CMake files, to be used in conjunction with VSCode.
crowd-counting
Comparing crowd counting techniques (detector and CNN-based).
highlight-this-paper
Automatically highlight and summarise salient parts of PDFs (intended for academic papers)
maltese-gender-debias
Gender bias detection using distributional models within the Maltese language.
persplain
Explainable personality recognition using interpretable transformer learning models.
siamese-community-notes
Training siamese neural networks on X (Twitter)'s community notes. My attempt at the ProSocial Ranking Challenge.
maskrcnn-road
Sub-module for university vision assignment.
palp-boost
Personality-Aware Link Prediction Boosting, a system to be infused with other topological link predictors to optimise their performance; taking advantage of (computationally recognised) personalities.
personality-recogniser
Extracts BIG5 personality values from the users' extracted linguistic features, using a trained model in Weka.
sssb-scraper
Python script to scrape SSSB and automate the process for a student looking for housing.
viola-jones
Training a Viola-Jones classifier for face detection for university assignment.