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# Week5-AI-Development-Workflow-Assignment
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AI Workflow Development – Healthcare Case Study 🧠💉
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# 🚀 AI DEVELOPMENT WORKFLOW
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### *Intelligent Automation for Modern Software Engineering*
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This repository contains the practical implementation and reflections for our Week 5 assignment on AI Development Workflow. It demonstrates how machine learning models can be built, evaluated, optimized, and ethically reflected on within a real-world healthcare scenario.
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![Status](https://img.shields.io/badge/status-active-brightgreen)
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![Python](https://img.shields.io/badge/python-3.x-blue)
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![AI](https://img.shields.io/badge/AI-Workflow-orange)
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The content covers model development, hyperparameter tuning, critical thinking on ethics & bias, and a final workflow reflection — showing how AI moves from idea → model → deployment → continuous monitoring.
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### Part 1 – Practical Model Development (Crop Yield Prediction)
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- Built a Random Forest Regressor using rainfall, soil quality, sunlight hours, fertilizer and farm size.
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- Achieved very strong model performance (R² ≈ 0.9983).
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- **farm_size_hectares** was the most influential feature.
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- Main KPI used: **Mean Absolute Error (MAE)**.
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**Software Development Course 2025**
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*AI-powered development • Automation • Machine Learning • Productivity*
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### Part 2 – Case Study Application (Hospital Readmission Prediction)
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- Developed a predictive model to identify patients at risk of being readmitted within 30 days.
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- Main objective: prioritize high recall so fewer high-risk patients are missed (target ≈ 75% recall).
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- Model used: **Logistic Regression (L1)** for interpretability and fast clinical decision support.
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- Data sources considered: EHR, SDOH (social determinants), and claims/administrative records.
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- Ethical focus: reduce algorithmic bias across demographics + ensure HIPAA privacy compliance.
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- Deployment concept: integrate with hospital EHR using API + generate risk score and top contributing factors.
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### Part 3 – Critical Thinking (Ethics & Trade-offs)
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- Discussed how biased training data can harm patient outcomes and widen health disparities.
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- Proposed fairness-aware training (e.g., demographic parity constraints) to reduce bias.
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- Compared simple vs complex models: interpretability is more important for healthcare adoption.
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- Recommended simpler models when computational resources are limited (faster + more practical).
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### Part 4 – Reflection & Workflow Diagram
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# 🧠 AI Development Workflow
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#### Reflection
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- Most challenging part: balancing statistical optimization with **real-world deployment constraints**.
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- Reasons: changing patient demographics, ethical complexity, low trust from clinicians, and “last-mile” deployment work being heavy (APIs, docs, pipelines).
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- With more time/resources: do deeper stakeholder engagement, fairness testing, active monitoring, SHAP/LIME explainability, and long-term clinical impact studies.
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This repository explores how Artificial Intelligence can support and enhance the modern **software development workflow**.
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It covers practical processes, automation examples, analysis tools, and development approaches that integrate machine learning and intelligent assistants into everyday engineering tasks.
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#### AI Development Workflow (High-level)
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This is a fork of the original assignment created by:
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👉 https://github.com/Steve-ayan/Week5-AI-Development-Workflow-Assignment
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Problem Definition → Data Prep → Feature Engineering → Model Training → Evaluation → Deployment → Monitoring → **Iteration/Feedback loop**
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## 🎯 Purpose of This Repository
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- Demonstrate AI-supported development workflows
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- Provide examples of automation, analysis, and intelligent tooling
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- Serve as academic material for the Software Development Course 2025
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- Showcase modern techniques for integrating AI into real-world development
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- Offer reusable patterns and templates for future projects
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## Contributors
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## 🧩 Repository Structure
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| Name | GitHub |
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| **Stephen Ayankoso** | https://github.com/Steve-ayan |
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| **Obinwa Ogechi** | https://github.com/Perpetual-Ogetec-python |
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| **Onyeka Nwokike** | https://github.com/Nwokike |
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ai-development-workflow/
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├── notebooks/ # Jupyter notebooks for demonstrations
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└── README.md # Updated project overview
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This repository shows our ability to:
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- design, train, and evaluate ML models
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- apply critical thinking around ethics and deployment
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- document and reflect on the AI workflow end-to-end
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## 🔑 Key Concepts Covered
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- AI-assisted planning and requirement analysis
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- Code generation and refactoring using LLMs
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- Automated testing with AI insights
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- Workflow optimization and task automation
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- GitHub workflow integration with AI
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- Prompt engineering for development tasks
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## ▶️ Getting Started
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Clone the repository:
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```bash
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git clone https://github.com/software-development-course-2025/ai-development-workflow
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Install dependencies:
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```bash
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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Open the notebooks:
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jupyter notebook
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Run the workflow examples from the `src/` and `notebooks/` directories.
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## 🤝 Contributions
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All contributions are welcome!
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You can:
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- Open issues
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- Submit pull requests
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- Add new workflow examples
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- Improve documentation
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## 🙌 Credits
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Original work by **Steve Ayan**.
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Refined and extended by **Augusto Mate**, with enhanced structure, documentation, and workflow clarity.

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