Notes on a linear mixed effect regression course taught by Dr. Keith Lohse at the University of Utah, focusing on the fundamental LMER models: random slopes, random intercepts, and random slopes and intercepts.

The usability of a People-Like-Me approach to visualizing health outcomes was assessed, wherein a patient of interest is highlighted and data of patients with similar characteristics are plotted for reference.

Quantifying center of pressure and analyzing the effects of the three sensory systems on static balance

Biomechanical analysis assessing the Force-Length and Force-Velocity relations of the knee extensor using a Biodex System 4 dynamometer.

Interactive visualization and case studies shown to subjects for thesis project: Assessing the Usability of People-Like-Me Reference Charts for Rehabilitation Programs: A Pilot Study

Creating a cardiovascular disease classification model using plain vanilla logistic regression

A lab notebook that myself and a few other students created when first learning how to use R.

Exploratory analysis of the March Madness dataset posted yearly on Kaggle, which was unfortunately cancelled this year (2020).

Creating a weight lifting exercise classification model for Coursera's Practical Machine Learning course. Contains an embedded R Shiny app for exploratory analysis.