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Kaiwen-W/README.md

Second-year BSc (Hons) Computer Science & Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh.

Currently a research intern on ELM (the Edinburgh Language Model) at EDINA, where I build Python evaluation harnesses over PyTorch, Hugging Face and vLLM to benchmark LLMs for bias and to evaluate moderation/guard models.

Interested in ML systems, LLM evaluation, and LLM use cases.

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  1. openllm-biasbenchmark openllm-biasbenchmark Public

    A reproducible benchmarking harness for measuring bias in open-source LLMs, with a specific focus on cross-lingual geopolitical inconsistency between English and Chinese prompts.

    Python

  2. music-genre-classification-ml music-genre-classification-ml Public

    Music genre classification on GTZAN using multiple models, with full report and reproducible notebooks.

    Jupyter Notebook

  3. edinburgh-festivals-hackathon edinburgh-festivals-hackathon Public

    A full-stack application that predicts public transit demand for events and visualises nearby bus stops on an interactive map.

    Python

  4. pupil-voice-nextjs-firebase pupil-voice-nextjs-firebase Public

    A full stack web app where pupils of my school can upload their own personal achievements and others can view it while interacting by hearting (liking) the post.

    JavaScript

  5. compsoc-discord-calendar-bot compsoc-discord-calendar-bot Public

    A Discord bot that connects to Google Calendar via a service account and provides !week and !today commands to display upcoming events in formatted messages and embeds.

    Python