// Personal project
I built a health screening tool that predicts Alzheimer's disease risk from a set of input assessments, using an ensemble of multiple machine learning models working together rather than relying on a single model.
Reliability mattered more here than anywhere else, so I didn't trust one model alone.
A single machine learning model can be confidently wrong, which is a real risk for a health-screening signal. I wanted a second and third opinion built into the system itself.
I trained multiple models on the same assessment data and combined their outputs into an ensemble, so the final risk prediction reflects agreement across models rather than one model's guess.