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Oll-iver/README.md

👋 Hi, I’m Oliver

Mathematics student and aspiring researcher, interested in applied mathematics; particularly in numerical methods and healthcare.

🧠 Current Focus

  • Scientific Computing – Using Python to explore and simulate complex mathematical structures.
  • Numerical Linear Algebra - Currently writing my undergraduate dissertation on topics in numerical linear algebra.

📊 Academic Background

  • BSc Mathematics (Class of 2026)
    • 80% overall average
    • 97% in computing modules

💻 Technical Toolkit

Languages: Python, MATLAB, C++, JavaScript, Java, Go, R
Libraries & Tools: Manim, PyTorch, TensorFlow, Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn
Frameworks: Flask, Django, React
DevOps: Docker, GCP
Databases: MySQL, MongoDB

♟ Other Interests

  • Problem Solving – Hackathons, chess, and algorithm challenges
  • Content Creation – Educational AI/Maths animations with manim
  • Cross-Disciplinary Curiosity – Exploring where maths, physics, biology and computing intersect

🌐 Connect With Me

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  1. pyIA pyIA Public

    PyIA is a Python library for rigorous numerical analysis, implementing verified interval arithmetic and automatic differentiation. It features IEEE 754 directed rounding, sparse/dense interval matr…

    Python

  2. CPP-Backtest CPP-Backtest Public

    A C++ backtesting framework for evaluating trading strategies on historical market data.

    C++

  3. London-Salary-Prediction London-Salary-Prediction Public

    Predicts London's mean salary using Random Forest, RFE for feature selection, and evaluates model performance through various data transformations and hyperparameter tuning.