Machine Learning
Simulation-informed modelling, HVAC prediction, clustering, and explainability for the built environment.
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Simulation-informed modelling, HVAC prediction, clustering, and explainability for the built environment.
Explore Live DemosMulti-agent architecture, retrieval, local-model evaluation, and research tools that make complex model behaviour easier to inspect.
Browse Selected WorkInteractive demos, dashboards, workshops, and evidence-aware stories that connect technical work with people.
View Talks & EventsTechnical ideas made legible through workshops, talks, and community events.
A practical map of AI beyond language models: supervised and unsupervised learning for structure, RAG for factual grounding, and agents for planning, memory, and action. A playful embedding-space example showed how relationships in meaning space can help explain one path to model hallucination.
A company workshop covering data and ML fundamentals, transformer architecture, retrieval-augmented generation, and the profile–memory–planning–action model of AI agents. Teams finished by sketching real automation ideas, from sales workflows to office-fridge assistance.
Watch video ↗A conversation about the potential for AI to help buildings manage energy demand.
View event post ↗Presented on local-LLM hallucination mitigation through agent comparison at a day of AI, quantum-computing, and real-world adoption discussions. Sessions also explored quantum systems, production AI-agent evaluation, and responsible AI practice.
View event post ↗Hosted with Deck and guest speaker Artem Avdacev on what makes a product AI-native. The discussion focused on building trust through small validated steps, then using context and memory systems to improve products over time.
View event post ↗A completed community event about how product teams, marketers, designers, founders, and operators are increasingly working with data and prompts—not only technical specialists. The LinkedIn recap captures the room, Sarra Kallel’s talk, and the event’s practical framework for clearer prompting.
Working experiments hosted on Hugging Face Spaces. Each card launches the real interface; a sleeping Space may take a moment to wake.
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Building & Energy ML
Building Energy Predictor
Change weather and seasonal inputs to test an LSTM-based HVAC energy forecast. The interface exposes the scenario controls, predicted load, and recent trend so model behaviour can be explored rather than treated as a black box.
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Building Intelligence
Building Archetype Semantic Search
Describe a building in plain language—such as an old Montréal house or a BACnet office—and retrieve ranked matches from 100 archetypes. FAISS finds semantic candidates, SQLite returns the full records, and a metadata reranker explains why each result matched. This prototype is retrieval-only; it does not forecast or control buildings.
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Applied AI Systems
Multi-Agent System
Explore 199 stored agent responses across tasks and local models. Rotate a three-dimensional embedding space, compare clusters, inspect neighbouring responses, and see where agent strategies converge or diverge.
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Launch demo
Semantic search across project knowledge using cosine and Euclidean similarity. This module is not yet a live demo.
Research systems, local AI infrastructure, data products, and visual research communication.

A local-model comparison and agent-routing framework evolved from hallucination-mitigation research. It stores responses in FAISS, studies semantic agreement with PCA and KMeans, and weighs task fit, consensus, runtime, and energy to favour the leanest capable model.
Concept visualA work-in-progress, privacy-first desktop automation layer. It captures screen context, extracts text and interface elements, asks a local or remote model to plan, and executes approved actions through input controls, APIs, or scripts with replayable logs and memory.
Concept visualThe Apple-side node of AIOS: a SwiftUI app for macOS and iOS that unifies local MLX, Apple Intelligence, and Core ML backends, while connecting securely to the AIOS hub for devices, scenes, topology, and natural-language commands.
Concept visualA NIFTY 50 forecasting pipeline combining Prophet, logistic regression, random forest, technical indicators, India VIX, and VADER sentiment from financial headlines, followed by a risk-controlled strategy simulation.

A recruitment database design in MySQL, presented in Canva through its core entities, relationships, and database queries.

A machine-learning presentation exploring model evaluation for a dental-age estimation task.
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How do the devices and services we use relate to the advertising we see? This exploratory study examines device ecosystems and people’s reported experience of targeted ads, opening a wider discussion about how major platforms collect and interpret everyday data.
Data can come from information you provide, activity a service records, or other businesses. Companies can use those signals to estimate interests and personalize experiences. Collection and use vary by product, region, and privacy settings.
A Google Forms survey shared with friends and family supplied self-reported device ownership and advertising experiences. The workflow converted responses into binary features, defined ecosystem labels, handled missing values, and explored decision trees in RapidMiner, including SMOTE for class imbalance.
The survey explores patterns in reported experiences. It does not measure data captured inside a company or establish that an ecosystem causes more tracking. SMOTE changes class balance; it does not make a convenience sample representative.
Platform context draws on the linked company publications, reviewed October 28, 2026.

Gauraang is a Building Engineering PhD researcher, McGill graduate, and founder of Le Laboratoire Kalkin.
The work connects intelligent systems, buildings, research practice, culture, music, and creative experimentation.
Evidence boundary: research claims require evidence; philosophy and creative inquiry offer questions, metaphors, and perspective rather than scientific proof.
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