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logitechsoumili/README.md

Coding girl

👋 Hi, I'm Soumili!

🎓 2nd Year B.Tech CSE (AI & ML)
🧠 Building real-world ML systems
🌐 Kolkata, India


💻 Tech Stack

Python NumPy Pandas Matplotlib scikit-learn XGBoost Folium Flask MySQL C Java Git GitHub Streamlit

🧭 Currently exploring: RAG-based systems for environmental risk intelligence and multi-domain ML applications in cybersecurity


🚀 Featured Project

🌍 Disaster Risk Prediction System

An end-to-end Machine Learning system deployed via Streamlit for predicting flood and heatwave risks in Indian cities using real-time environmental and weather data.

Key Capabilities

  • Data cleaning, preprocessing & feature engineering using Pandas and NumPy
  • Supervised ML models including RandomForest and XGBoost
  • Hydrological indicator and heat stress parameter computation
  • Multi-level risk classification (Low / Moderate / High / Extreme)
  • Real-time weather API integration
  • Confidence-based prediction system
  • Interactive Streamlit dashboard with geospatial visualization

🔗 Repository: Disaster Risk Prediction


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  1. Disaster_Risk_Prediction Disaster_Risk_Prediction Public

    Real-time multi-hazard disaster risk prediction system using machine learning to assess flood and heatwave risks based on meteorological and hydrological indicators.

    Jupyter Notebook

  2. DSA-Practice DSA-Practice Public

    Python