
Developed a complete K-Means clustering demonstration with visualization for the hasktorch/hasktorch repository, focusing on practical machine learning workflows in Haskell. The work encompassed algorithm implementation, including data generation, distance calculation, and iterative centroid refinement, all structured using functional programming principles. A new Cabal executable target was introduced to streamline building and running the demo, while integrated plotting functionality enabled clear visualization of clustering results. This contribution provided a concrete example for users seeking to integrate clustering algorithms with hasktorch, enhancing onboarding and interpretability. The project showcased skills in Haskell, data visualization, and machine learning within a real-world codebase.
June 2025: Delivered an end-to-end K-Means Clustering Demo with Visualization for hasktorch/hasktorch. The implementation includes data generation, distance calculation, iterative centroid refinement, a new Cabal executable target, and plotting functionality to visualize clustering results. This work enhances practical ML workflow demonstrations, improves onboarding for users integrating clustering workflows with the library, and showcases a concrete example of algorithm integration in Haskell.
June 2025: Delivered an end-to-end K-Means Clustering Demo with Visualization for hasktorch/hasktorch. The implementation includes data generation, distance calculation, iterative centroid refinement, a new Cabal executable target, and plotting functionality to visualize clustering results. This work enhances practical ML workflow demonstrations, improves onboarding for users integrating clustering workflows with the library, and showcases a concrete example of algorithm integration in Haskell.

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