Yanyun Wu

UNSW Computer Science student graduating September 2024 with a skill for programming in Java, Python, and more. Passionate about full-stack development; I thrive on combining creative problem-solving from backend logic to frontend interactivity. Hardworking and passionate job seeker with strong organizational skills eager to secure entry-level back end development position. Ready to help team achieve company goals.

• TensorFlow - Help Protect the Great Barrier Reef - Kaggle, 11/2021, Top 4% (62/2025) (Silver Medal) : Identify starfish in real-time by building an object detection model trained on underwater videos of coral reefs. Using DBSCAN clustering to observe the data distribution. Calculate the quantile values of bbox width and height with fewer outliers as yoloV5 anchors configuration.
• PetFinder.my - Pawpularity Contest - Kaggle, 09/2021, Top 7% (218/3537) (Bronze Medal): Analyze raw images and metadata to predict the "Pawpularity" of pet photos. Swin Transformer (SWIN_LARge_PATCH4_WINDOW7_224) was selected as the model architecture, and the learning rate annealing algorithm was used to complete the model's training.
• China Jumpstart - Startup workshop series - UNSW Founders, 07/2019, People's choice
• ICR - Identifying Age-Related Conditions - Kaggle, 08/2023, Top 2% (71/6430): Predict if the person has one or more of any of the three medical conditions (Class 1), or none of the three medical conditions (Class 0).

Assessment of human and economic costs from the interaction of pandemic transmission and government policy

JOEBM · Aug 1, 2022

Proposes a simple model of pandemic transmission. It examines several scenarios regarding two objectives: life loss and economic output loss. It explores the economic impact of medical resource constraints, vaccine distribution and lockdown policies in the event of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Considering the objectives mentioned above, we can get the corresponding advantages and disadvantages of different policies. At the end of the paper, we also briefly discuss the possible reasons for the second wave of the pandemic in order to make further recommendations on policies.

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