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Mohammed
Abdur Rahman
Khan

CS undergrad passionate about building and researching intelligent systems. I write code, ask hard questions, and occasionally publish papers about it.

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01 About

WHO I AM

I'm a Computer Science & Engineering student who's genuinely excited about the intersection of machine learning, data, and real-world impact. Whether it's training deep learning models on environmental datasets or building tools that help people understand their digital conversations — I like working on problems that matter.

My research on air quality prediction using deep learning techniques reflects my broader interest in using AI to tackle environmental and social challenges. I'm always looking for the next meaningful problem to sink my teeth into.

When I'm not writing code or reading papers, I'm probably thinking about how to make models work better with less data — or hunting for good chai.

2+
Years of ML/DL Experience
2
Projects on GitHub
1
Published Research Paper
Curiosity

02 Education

ACADEMIC TRACK

CSE
B.E

Bachelor of Engineering — Computer Science

CSE · Currently Pursuing

Focusing on machine learning, deep learning architectures, data structures, and software engineering. Coursework spans neural networks, algorithms, databases, and operating systems — with hands-on research that extends beyond the classroom.


03 Projects

WHAT I'VE BUILT

View all on GitHub  →

04 Skills

TOOLS & TECH

Languages
Python
C / C++
JavaScript
SQL
HTML / CSS
ML / AI
TensorFlow / Keras
PyTorch
Scikit-learn
LSTM & CNN Architectures
NLP Techniques
Pandas / NumPy
Tools & Platforms
Git & GitHub
Jupyter / Colab
Matplotlib / Seaborn
Linux
VS Code

05 Research

PUBLISHED WORK

📄  Conference / Journal Paper

Comparative Analysis of Event-Aware Air Quality Prediction Models

This study benchmarks machine learning and deep learning architectures — Random Forest, LSTM, CNN, and a hybrid CNN-LSTM model — for AQI prediction with a focus on event-aware modeling. Real-world events such as festivals, heavy traffic periods, and industrial activity are encoded as contextual features, enabling models to capture transient pollution spikes that standard approaches miss. Results demonstrate the superior capacity of hybrid deep learning models in handling temporal dependencies and event-driven anomalies in air quality time-series data.

Author: Mohammed Abdur Rahman Khan et al. Topic: Deep Learning · Environmental AI Models: RF · LSTM · CNN · CNN-LSTM

06 Contact

LET'S
TALK.

Whether it's a research collaboration, internship opportunity, or just a good conversation about AI and data — my inbox is open.

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