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LylianChallier/README.md

HI! MY NAME IS LYLIAN

MSc student at CentraleSupélec, specialized in applied mathematics, AI, machine learning and deep learning.

I'm starting a new chapter, joining the startup Horama AI as an ML engineer to build vision models with gen AI.

I worked on several POC during my gap year at the Paris Digital Lab supervised by Illuin Technologies.
For example, I worked on agentic AI and RAGs with the National Library of France to develop a new search interface to facilitate the promotion of national archives. I also developed a vision web app with YOLO26 to provide real-time flood prevention for Matmut.

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⚙️ Language and tools ⚙️

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  1. VAEs VAEs Public

    Streamlit app to explore VAEs

    Python

  2. Vers-AI-lles Vers-AI-lles Public

    Forked from EpsilonFO/Vers-AI-lles

    Palace of Versailles Hackathon - AI agent that proposes a customized itinerary in the Palace of Versailles for the user, based on some information the user gives.

    Python

  3. ElectricDemandForecast ElectricDemandForecast Public

    Forked from EpsilonFO/ElectricDemandForecast

    Python

  4. SymboliConvection SymboliConvection Public

    Identification of symbolic equation on Rayleigh-Benard turbulent convection for wall laws.

    Jupyter Notebook

  5. Net-Load_Forecasting Net-Load_Forecasting Public

    Forked from EpsilonFO/Net-Load_Forecasting

    R

  6. MazePrim MazePrim Public

    Maze generation with Prim's algorithm

    Python