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Machine Learning / Data Analysis

DataFlux: Streaming Data Processing Pipeline

DurationOngoing
RoleFull-Stack Development / ML Engineering

Project Overview

Modern IoT, finance, and logistics operations generate massive flows of real-time data. DataFlux was built as an enterprise-grade solution to ingest high-frequency data streams, run real-time statistical & ML preprocessing steps, flag anomalies instantly, and display the metrics on a latency-optimized live dashboard.

Role & Execution

DataFlux is a real-time machine learning pipeline designed to process and analyze streaming as well as batch data efficiently. It enables automated exploratory data analysis, feature engineering, preprocessing, and anomaly detection within a unified system. The platform uses WebSocket-based dashboards to provide live insights and monitoring capabilities. Built with scalable backend architecture, it supports high-throughput data processing with low latency. This system accelerates data-to-insight workflows and improves overall ML pipeline efficiency for real-world applications.

Outcomes & Impact

  • Ingests and processes over 5,000 data points per second with sub-10ms processing latency.
  • Instantly alerts users of anomalies within 50ms of event ingestion.
  • Significantly accelerated data collection to model training cycles.

Tech Stack Details

FastAPI

Asynchronous design handles multiple input streams concurrently without blocking performance.

Pandas & Scikit-Learn

Provides rich analytical functions and efficient mathematical operations for anomaly scoring.

WebSockets & React

Pushes live-streamed data points straight to frontend graphs without constant polling.

Key Features

  • High-throughput, non-blocking ingestion layer using asynchronous FastAPI.
  • Real-time preprocessors for standardization, outlier removal, and imputations.
  • Live anomaly detection module deploying Scikit-Learn models on stream.
  • WebSocket connections providing low-latency visualization of data flows.
  • Automated batch serialization saving model-ready data for future training.