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Neuro-Symbolic-Causal AI - Project Chimera | 🌌 An open research project exploring formal verification of AI agent decisions, combining symbolic reasoning, causal inference, and runtime policy enforcement.
A complete end-to-end AI experimentation & causal inference project using A/B testing, X-Learner, CATE estimation, and uplift segmentation on 1.5M+ synthetic SaaS behavioral records. Includes statistical analysis, causal ML workflow, uplift modeling, feature importance, and business-ready insights for AI feature rollout & monetization.
Causal ML pipeline for e-commerce dynamic pricing — Double Machine Learning for unbiased price elasticity, LightGBM demand forecasting (MAPE=0.418, R²=0.055), and a FastAPI pricing service delivering +30% revenue lift across 49,677 SKUs from 32M+ transactions.
Practical causal inference project evaluating the incremental impact of digital advertising using A/B testing, observational methods, Double Machine Learning, and heterogeneous treatment effects.
An end-to-end causal inference project estimating who actually responds to a marketing discount, not just whether it works on average. Uses Double Machine Learning and Causal Forests (EconML) on the Starbucks promotional dataset, validated first on synthetic data with known ground truth.
Dynamic pricing via Double Machine Learning: causal uplift (EconML, DoWhy), refutation tests, risk-adjusted MILP budget allocation and a What-If Lab. Live demo on GitHub Pages.
A modular Python benchmark for uplift modeling on the Criteo dataset, comparing S-Learner, T-Learner, X-Learner, DR-Learner, Causal Forest, and response-model targeting policies.
Estimates whether an intervention actually caused an outcome, from observational data: propensity matching, IPW, S/T/X-learners, DiD and IV. Then tries to break its own result with refutation tests and an E-value — and reports "no effect" when that is the honest answer.
End-to-end causal inference study estimating the effect of smoking cessation on substantial weight gain using propensity methods, DoWhy, and doubly robust EconML estimators.