Master’s Thesis | The Italian Electricity Market MSD
Read the overview of my Master’s thesis at Politecnico di Milano: “Prediction and interpretation of bids in the Italian Electricity Market for Ancillary Services”
Teaching my PC how to read numbers
Neural Networks are stupid, yet extremely powerful! ~Myself [when the model is not learning] Wow, bold statement to begin with! This said, I am indeed a “statistician” and I have to belittle my closest “competitors”, right? Anyway, if you are still interested in how I made my PC recognize and read House Numbers, at the point of becoming so good […]
Explaining the Power Grid
Electricity is fascinating. The energy used by a light bulb to light up a room is being produced in almost the exact same time at possibly hundreds of kilometers of distance, and we have no way to perfectly know from which power plant it comes from. Most of us are lucky enough to experience and use electricity on a daily […]
Studying Electric Chargepoints in Ireland
This page is dedicated to the group project for the course of Applied Statistics, by professor Secchi, which I attended in 2019 at the Politecnico di Milano. We were given the task to analyze a huge dataset related to the usage of Charging Stations for electric vehicles in Ireland, and this webpage was designed to summarize our work and present […]