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ai-evaluation-and-leaderboards

A set of skills for creating, running, and analyzing AI model evaluations and leaderboards.

These skills focus specifically on the evaluation, benchmarking, and ranking of AI models, distinct from general AI project development or data querying.

azure-data-services

A collection of skills for interacting with Azure data services including search, storage, and database management across multiple programming languages.

The skills differ by the specific Azure service (Search, Storage, Postgres, Maps) and the programming language (Python, TypeScript, .NET) used to interact with them.

ncbi-bioinformatics-access

A suite of skills for querying, retrieving, and analyzing biological data from NCBI resources including GenBank, GEO, SRA, and Entrez databases.

These skills focus specifically on accessing and retrieving data from NCBI-hosted databases and tools, distinguishing them from local analysis tools like BLAST or visualization methods like volcano plots.

clinical-asr-pipeline

A workflow for building, configuring, and evaluating automatic speech recognition systems specifically tailored for clinical data.

These skills focus on the end-to-end lifecycle of speech recognition models for clinical audio, whereas the clinical-data-cleaner is used for general data hygiene and does not handle audio processing or model training.

data-visualization-and-analysis

A family of skills focused on transforming, analyzing, and visualizing datasets using specialized libraries and tools.

These skills differ from general data engineering or storage skills by focusing specifically on the analytical and visual representation of data rather than its ingestion, synchronization, or raw storage management.

database-schema-design

Designing and structuring database schemas, including normalization, indexing strategies, and entity relationships for SQL and NoSQL systems.

This skill focuses on the structural design and modeling of data (schemas, ERDs, normalization) rather than runtime performance tuning, specific vendor administration, or data extraction.

dataset-management

A collection of skills for locating, converting, splitting, documenting, and accessing machine learning datasets.

These skills differ by their specific role in the dataset lifecycle, ranging from discovery and format conversion to partitioning, documentation, and platform-specific access.

differential-expression-analysis

A workflow for identifying statistically significant changes in gene expression using specialized statistical frameworks and visualizing the resulting data.

The skills differ by their specific function in the pipeline, ranging from foundational tool usage (deseq2-basics, edger-basics) and specialized data types (timeseries-de) to the processing of outputs (de-results) and their graphical representation (de-visualization).

distributed-training-orchestration

A family of skills for configuring and executing large-scale model training across multiple devices or nodes using various parallelism strategies.

These skills differ in their underlying frameworks and specific parallelism implementations, such as using PyTorch's native FSDP versus Ray's actor-based orchestration or DeepSpeed's ZeRO optimization.

excel-data-analysis-and-formatting

A suite of skills for performing statistical analysis, data cleaning, and visual formatting on Excel spreadsheets.

The skills differ by their primary function, ranging from data preparation (cleaning, deduplication) to analytical modeling (pivot tables, time-series) and visual presentation (coloring, data bars).

financial-data-sourcing

A collection of skills for retrieving, analyzing, and processing financial market data from various providers and APIs.

These skills differ by the specific data provider (e.g., Tushare, Yahoo, iFinD) or the specific analytical focus (e.g., historical cost vs. general collection) they utilize.

data-experimentation-and-pipeline-orchestration

A family of skills covering the design and analysis of statistical experiments alongside the authoring and management of data pipeline workflows.

The listed skills differ by focusing on either the statistical methodology of product experiments or the technical infrastructure of data pipeline orchestration.

geospatial-data-workflows

A collection of skills for processing, analyzing, and visualizing geographic data using Python libraries and schema definitions.

These skills differ by their specific focus on either the Python implementation details (geopandas), data structure definitions (geo-schema), analytical methods (geospatial-analysis), visualization standards (geospatial-viz-guide), or specific routing data handling (geospatial-routing-data).

image-data-processing

A set of skills for extracting, analyzing, and augmenting data from images using AI models.

These skills differ by their specific output format, ranging from structured data extraction and attribute augmentation to vector embeddings and spatial grounding.

llm-inference-and-evaluation

A collection of skills for deploying high-performance LLM inference engines and building tools to validate and review model outputs.

The inference skills (sglang, tensorrt-llm, vllm) focus on serving and optimizing model execution, while the evaluation skills (build-review-interface, validate-evaluator) focus on assessing output quality and alignment.

metric-engineering

A suite of skills for defining, calculating, structuring, and validating business metrics within a data environment.

These skills differ by their specific role in the metric lifecycle, ranging from structural definition and semantic mapping to mathematical calculation, causal attribution, and integrity validation.

ml-pipeline-orchestration

A family of skills focused on designing, building, and managing end-to-end machine learning pipelines and MLOps workflows.

These skills differ from general ML engineering or specific component setup by focusing specifically on the orchestration, workflow management, and end-to-end pipeline structure rather than individual model tuning or isolated infrastructure tasks.

model-quantization

Techniques for reducing the memory footprint and inference latency of machine learning models by lowering their numerical precision.

These skills focus specifically on post-training compression and precision reduction methods, distinct from training, fine-tuning, or general inference serving.

ontology-management

A suite of tools for exploring, validating, mapping, and managing domain-specific ontologies, including NVIDIA-specific configurations and general material science mappings.

The skills differ by their specific function within the ontology lifecycle, ranging from general exploration and validation to specific NVIDIA environment setup and material science term mapping.

cuopt-optimization-workflow

A suite of skills for installing, formulating, and solving optimization problems using NVIDIA cuOpt and related solvers.

These skills collectively cover the end-to-end process of setting up the cuOpt environment, defining optimization models, and executing solutions via specific APIs or solver workflows.

portaljs-portal-management

A suite of skills for creating, configuring, deploying, and migrating ArcGIS Portal for JavaScript applications.

These skills differ by their specific function in the PortalJS lifecycle, ranging from initial project creation and component addition to deployment and migration.

data-process-analysis

A suite of skills for examining and diagnosing various aspects of data processing workflows, including performance, drivers, objects, variants, and specific process issues.

These skills differ by their specific focus area within the data process, ranging from high-level performance metrics and causal drivers to structural object analysis, variant comparison, and deep-dive process investigation.

rag-pipeline-development

A family of skills for designing, building, optimizing, and evaluating Retrieval-Augmented Generation systems.

These skills differ by their specific focus within the RAG lifecycle, ranging from architectural design and implementation to performance optimization and quality evaluation.

sql-performance-optimization

A set of skills focused on analyzing, tuning, and improving the efficiency and speed of SQL queries and database operations.

These skills specifically target the improvement of query execution speed and resource usage, distinguishing them from general query generation, schema design, or CLI interface tools.

stata-data-management

A suite of skills for inspecting, cleaning, auditing, and tracking the provenance of datasets within Stata.

These skills focus specifically on data quality, structure, and lineage rather than statistical modeling or visualization.

statistical-modeling-and-inference

A family of skills for performing statistical hypothesis testing, fitting regression and time-series models, and generating statistical visualizations using Python libraries like scipy, statsmodels, and seaborn.

These skills focus on the execution of statistical computations, model fitting, and visualization, distinguishing them from advisory or software-specific QA tasks.

text-analysis-and-extraction

A collection of tools for parsing, mining, and extracting meaningful insights from unstructured text data.

These skills differ by their specific focus on either semantic representation (sentence-transformers), structural parsing (text-parser), statistical extraction (keyword-extractor), or high-level analytical guidance (text-mining-guide).

tao-model-training

A collection of skills for training and fine-tuning various machine learning models, including computer vision architectures like RT-DETR and SegFormer, as well as NLP sentence transformers.

The skills differ by the specific model architecture or domain they target, ranging from NVIDIA TAO computer vision models to Hugging Face sentence transformers.

vector-database-operations

A collection of skills for selecting, configuring, and optimizing vector databases and search algorithms to support semantic retrieval and similarity matching.

These skills differ by focusing on specific vector database vendors (e.g., Milvus, Pinecone, Qdrant) or general engineering patterns and tuning strategies for vector search infrastructure.

web-data-extraction

A collection of tools and frameworks for scraping, crawling, and extracting structured data from websites and web archives.

These skills differ by their specific target platforms (e.g., Amazon, Twitter, Substack), underlying frameworks (e.g., Crawlee, Scrapling), or specialized capabilities like archive access and adaptive anti-bot evasion.