
During two months contributing to Fernando-JAL/Neurociencias-2025-2, Fernanda López Arguelles developed three features focused on clustering analysis and deep learning for neuroscience data. She implemented an end-to-end clustering workflow on coactivation matrices, using Python and Scikit-learn to apply the elbow method, K-Means, and Gaussian Mixture Models, with PCA-based visualizations for method comparison. In May, she created student-facing exam resources and deep learning Jupyter notebooks for brain image analysis, including CNN-based tumor classification and image preprocessing with Keras and TensorFlow. Her work demonstrated depth in data preprocessing, reproducibility, and research enablement, though no bug fixes were recorded.

May 2025 monthly summary for Fernando-JAL/Neurociencias-2025-2: Delivered new student-facing exam resource and two neuroscience deep-learning notebooks, strengthening teaching materials and research capabilities. These artifacts enhance accessibility, reproducibility, and experimentation in brain-image analysis tasks, enabling faster student prep and prototype development for brain tumor classification.
May 2025 monthly summary for Fernando-JAL/Neurociencias-2025-2: Delivered new student-facing exam resource and two neuroscience deep-learning notebooks, strengthening teaching materials and research capabilities. These artifacts enhance accessibility, reproducibility, and experimentation in brain-image analysis tasks, enabling faster student prep and prototype development for brain tumor classification.
Delivered the Coactivation Matrix Clustering Analysis feature in April 2025 for Fernando-JAL/Neurociencias-2025-2. Implemented an end-to-end clustering workflow on the Coactivation_matrix dataset: elbow method for optimal cluster count, K-Means and Gaussian Mixture Models on scaled data, with PCA-based visualizations to compare approaches. This enables data-driven interpretation of coactivation patterns, supports method benchmarking, and informs experimental prioritization. No major bugs fixed this month; focus was on feature delivery and validation.
Delivered the Coactivation Matrix Clustering Analysis feature in April 2025 for Fernando-JAL/Neurociencias-2025-2. Implemented an end-to-end clustering workflow on the Coactivation_matrix dataset: elbow method for optimal cluster count, K-Means and Gaussian Mixture Models on scaled data, with PCA-based visualizations to compare approaches. This enables data-driven interpretation of coactivation patterns, supports method benchmarking, and informs experimental prioritization. No major bugs fixed this month; focus was on feature delivery and validation.
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