Introduction to Machine Learning
A beginner's guide to understanding the fundamentals of machine learning.

ML · Quantum · Cosmos
Personal portfolio of Nirajan Dhakal — Machine Learning enthusiast, Quantum Computing explorer, and Citizen Astronomer based in Kathmandu, Nepal.
ABOUT
A brief introduction to my journey in technology and science.

I'm Nirajan Dhakal, a Computer Science student from Kathmandu, Nepal with a deep passion for machine learning, quantum computing, and astronomy. I believe in the power of technology to unlock the mysteries of our universe — from the quantum realm to the cosmos.
When I'm not coding, you'll find me stargazing with my telescope, exploring new ML research papers, or teaching programming to the next generation of developers.
2023 — Present
Pursuing Bachelor's in Computer Science and Information Technology.
2023
Taught Python programming fundamentals to students.
2023
Led machine learning bootcamp sessions covering fundamentals and practical applications.
SKILLS
Technologies and domains I'm proficient in.
PROJECTS
Selected projects showcasing my work in ML, quantum computing, and web development.
An AI-powered astronomy companion that identifies constellations and celestial objects from star charts and sky observations using deep learning.
A web-based quantum computing simulator for visualizing and testing quantum circuits with real-time state vector computation.
Real-time neural style transfer application that applies artistic styles to images and video streams using convolutional neural networks.
Comprehensive workshop materials for teaching machine learning fundamentals, including notebooks, datasets, and presentations.
Interactive visualization tools for exploring astronomical datasets including exoplanet catalogs and stellar classifications.
PUBLICATIONS
Academic publications and research contributions.
Nirajan Dhakal
Nepal Science Conference, 2024
Exploring supervised learning techniques for automated classification of stellar objects using photometric data.
BLOG
Thoughts on machine learning, quantum computing, and astronomy.