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  • Smart Management System for Road Traffic Regulation

    A smart way of vehicle traffic control system was designed and developed using a 360 ̊ dimension approachable camera based on image processing concepts. Traffic images are captured with smart camera in real time and captured images are processed to know about the intensity of the traffic.

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  • Optimal Path Detection between a pair of Ground Locations - Project funded by ER&IPR - DRDO, Delhi

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    Multispectral high-resolution images are fragmented for pixel-wise classification. Deep learning based semantic segmentation is performed on remote sensing images. The segmented image is used to find the shortest path.

  • Computer Aided Diagnosis of Thorax Diseases

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    14 thorax diseases was predicted and localized using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks. Mathematical Techniques are used to address the issue of data imbalance which is common in medical image datasets. After combining these 2, an accuracy of 96 percent was achieved on an average.

  • Prediction of Energy Efficiency of buildings

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    Machine learning was used to incorporate energy efficiency techniques to buildings by predicting the Heating and Cooling Load using eight input features. An RMSE value of 0.99 for Heating and Cooling load was obtained. The obtained Heating load and cooling load values can be used to install efficient heating, cooling and ventilation systems and thus reduce both energy consumption and money

  • Prediction of Fraudulent Transactions

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    The probability of a transaction being fraudulent was predicted using data of anonymized transactions. The major challenge was feature engineering due to lack of information about the features. Hence, statistical techniques were used to generate new features. Also, due to a large number of categorical features, encoding them was not efficient forcing to use algorithms which handle categorical variables by default (catboost). Finally, results were ensembled using cross-validation, helping me to…

    The probability of a transaction being fraudulent was predicted using data of anonymized transactions. The major challenge was feature engineering due to lack of information about the features. Hence, statistical techniques were used to generate new features. Also, due to a large number of categorical features, encoding them was not efficient forcing to use algorithms which handle categorical variables by default (catboost). Finally, results were ensembled using cross-validation, helping me to reach the top 2% in hackerearth leaderboard.

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  • Prediction of Portfolio Returns

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    For a given portfolio, annual returns were predicted using randomly sampled data. The data, being a real-time data had various outliers which were cleaned first. Then other transformations were applied after which an ensemble of prediction algorithms was used to predict the annual returns. This pipeline allowed me to reach the top 2% in the hackerearth leaderboard.

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  • Prediction of Network Attacks

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    This project involves classifying an incoming connection (sequence of TCP packets) as normal or one of the two attack types. Anonymized data from a network company from Japan was used to perform the task. Major tasks included converting categorical data into suitable types using various encoding techniques and ensembling algorithms to obtain maximum classification accuracy. The major challenge was feature engineering as data was anonymized, no meaningful feature could be derived. Statistical…

    This project involves classifying an incoming connection (sequence of TCP packets) as normal or one of the two attack types. Anonymized data from a network company from Japan was used to perform the task. Major tasks included converting categorical data into suitable types using various encoding techniques and ensembling algorithms to obtain maximum classification accuracy. The major challenge was feature engineering as data was anonymized, no meaningful feature could be derived. Statistical techniques were used to generate new features to be used in the classifier. Another major challenge was manual hyperparameter tuning.

Honors & Awards

  • Most Innovative AL/ML hack using AWS

    Amazon

    We provide MS.ai aka Masters.ai, a modern solution which uses AI to suggest colleges to students, taking GRE, TOEFL, GPA and SoP into consideration.

    Users first login into the interface and then provide details about their profile. The users first input GRE, TOEFL and GPA. These three scores are fed into our 1 to 1 classifier to provide a probability/ percentile, which indicates the chances for the student to get into the college.

    This score is further improved by providing an…

    We provide MS.ai aka Masters.ai, a modern solution which uses AI to suggest colleges to students, taking GRE, TOEFL, GPA and SoP into consideration.

    Users first login into the interface and then provide details about their profile. The users first input GRE, TOEFL and GPA. These three scores are fed into our 1 to 1 classifier to provide a probability/ percentile, which indicates the chances for the student to get into the college.

    This score is further improved by providing an option for the user to submit his SoP, which is evaluated using an automated system. The SoP is evaluated using an GloVe based LSTM deep learning model with the help of a tokenizer. The sequential model is trained with historical data obtained from the internet. The SoP is also run into sentiment analysis model by using the API from Transposit. Both of these scores are then combined into the classifier's scores to provide a new percentile.

    All these evaluations are done in the backend using Google Cloud, while the data is periodically stored and retrieved in the Atlas MongoDB database. The frontend runs on HTML, CSS and JS while the local backend server runs on python, utilizing Flask to retrieve, send and process data to and fro from the server.

  • Third Prize - Mobility and Sensing for All Hackathon by MIT Sloan School of Management

    MIT Sloan School of Management

    MSA challenge aimed at connecting people with physical disabilities and thinkers, developers, students, businesses and communities.
    Sudeshna Dutta Ray, Lorenzo Bernaschina, James Noraky and myself representing team iTrack deduced a prototype for enabling the visually impaired to move freely in everyday life.

  • Winner - Sharkhack 2019

    Sharkhack 2019

    Sharkhack was a 24-hour coding sprint/hackathon aimed at the development of a software-based solution. Heer Joisher, Hemanth Kandula and I representing team High Vision developed a tool to aid those with visual impairment on a classroom setting.

  • Wackiest Idea Award

    Hackbattle - ARCS'18 : IEEE Computer Society

    In 24 hours, we developed an application which assists people applying to universities. Machine learning clustering and classification techniques were used to suggest/shortlist 5 universities to students with the probability that they will get admitted into using data of previous admits. Then, we used deep learning to build an NLP evaluator which grades your SOP AND LORs.

  • Winner - Programming Challenge on Pattern Search and Visualization

    KLA Tencor

    A polygon was taken as reference and similar polygons with the same geometrical properties were to be searched from 3.8 million polygons. Shoelace formulae, distance formulae, and geometry were used to perform the task. Python was used to utilize the multi-threading capacity to meet the time constraints given in rules for processing the 3.8 million polygons and generating patterns (polygons) of interest.

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