MastoLens AI: Computer Vision for Mammography
End-to-end computer vision pipeline for mammogram analysis, spanning medical dataset normalization, YOLO object detection models, and a containerized web demo with async job queues.
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End-to-end computer vision pipeline for mammogram analysis, spanning medical dataset normalization, YOLO object detection models, and a containerized web demo with async job queues.
Production digital publication dedicated to feline health, running on hardened self-hosted infrastructure: Ghost CMS, Docker, MariaDB, Nginx with Brotli, custom imgproxy pipeline, and automated email workers.
Contributions to a legal AI web application through reusable React and TypeScript components, API integration, and real-time event-driven interfaces.
How I took a computer vision project applied to mammographies from dataset preparation and model training to a functional live demo with YOLO, Docker, authentication, job queues, and foundational security controls.
BitácoraMiau is a digital project focused on feline health built on self-hosted infrastructure: Ghost CMS, Docker, MariaDB, Nginx, imgproxy, Mailgun proxy, memberships, SEO, custom tools, and content production for cat owners.
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