Computer Science Student · AI & Software Development
First-year Computer Science student at King's College London. My strongest work is in machine learning and computer vision, with current work extending into neural data and EEG. I also build and deploy web products for clients.
Built an assistive computer vision system combining a custom-trained detection model, YOLO-based detection for additional street categories, OCR, and real-time audio guidance. The system identifies street signs, crosswalks, traffic lights, stairs, and hazards, reads text aloud, and was trained using a ~1,500-image dataset I built and annotated.
Developed and deployed the frontend of a virtual queue-management platform in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Users scan a QR code to join a queue, track their live position and get a notification when it's time to return, with no registration or app download. Working with the team, I integrated the interface into the full web application, prioritising accessibility, responsive design and a frictionless experience.
A BCI pipeline for neural representations that transfer across recording modalities. It combines contrastive learning with EEG preprocessing, artifact rejection, provenance logging and channel-importance gradients.
View on GitHubAn LSTM trained on symbolic music to generate short sequences with learned structure and phrasing.
View on GitHubCore machine-learning algorithms implemented by hand to understand the mechanics beneath library abstractions.
View on GitHubI'm Seyyide, a Computer Science student at King's College London working across artificial intelligence and software engineering.
My work spans computer vision, machine learning and web development, from data preparation and model development through integration and deployment. I am also extending into neurotechnology, particularly EEG signal processing and neural representation learning.