Rainne Busque

Rainne Busque

Data Science (Math track) @ ASU · Undergraduate researcher · I like making machines rediscover math.

I’m a Data Science undergrad at Arizona State University on the mathematics track, currently doing research on how statistical learning can rediscover classical mathematical formulas straight from numerical data. I’m most interested in the spot where applied math, ML, and real systems overlap — sparse regression, dynamical systems, and the linear-algebra machinery underneath modern ML. Outside the research I build things to understand them: vision pipelines, prediction models, and the occasional pointless-but-satisfying project like rendering a spinning 3D donut in a terminal. Currently looking for internships and research opportunities in ML & data science.

Learning Mathematics Through the Machine

Undergraduate Research Assistant · ASU OURS · Dr. Jimmie Adriazola (NSF ASCEND Fellow)

May – Jul. 2026

Using statistical learning to rediscover classical mathematical formulas from raw numerical data — can an algorithm look at data and recover the equation that generated it?

  • Implemented and analyzed SINDy (Sparse Identification of Nonlinear Dynamics) and sparse regression pipelines in Python and MATLAB.
  • Applied symbolic regression and numerical methods (including Euler’s method) to recover differential-equation structure from data.
  • Built up the linear-algebra foundations that these ML methods actually run on.

Philippine Housing Prices Prediction ↗

2026

Built a Decision Tree regression model to predict residential housing prices in the Philippines using 1,500 real estate listings. Applied log transformation to address price skewness, evaluated using Mean Absolute Error, and shared findings publicly on Reddit.

Pythonscikit-learnpandasNumPy

Computer Vision Pipeline

2025

Built an object detection pipeline using YOLOv8 for real-time inference with custom OpenCV preprocessing.

PythonYOLOv8OpenCV

Hackathon Participant — NutriWell

Project Humanities Hackathon

Aug. 2025

Built a web app connecting food-insecure people to nearby donation centers and donors; focused on accessible UX and real social impact under hackathon time pressure.

DataFest Competitor

ASU Devil Data Club

Spring 2026

Analyzed a complex healthcare-infrastructure dataset under time pressure on a competitive team; ran EDA to surface hidden patterns in the data.

Member Services Representative

Planet Fitness, Phoenix, AZ

2026 – Present

Consistent member service while balancing a full academic and research schedule.

Python · Java · JavaScript · LaTeX · scikit-learn · pandas · NumPy · Matplotlib · Plotly · YOLOv8 · OpenCV · SINDy · Sparse Regression · Symbolic Regression · Git/GitHub · Jupyter · VS Code · Vim · tmux · Arduino · Linux/macOS

Arizona State University, Tempe AZ

B.S. Data Science (Mathematics Track)

Aug. 2025 – May 2029
  • Dean’s Scholarship recipient
  • Coursework: Linear Algebra, Calculus II, Data Structures, Intro to Machine Learning
  • Clubs: Devil Data Club · Google Developer Club · Philippine American Student Association (Culture Chair, 2026–2027)