As a software developer engineer, I am highly skilled in designing, developing, and maintaining high-quality software applications. I am someone who enjoys connecting the dots: be it ideas from different disciplines, people from different teams, or applications from different industries.
I have a strong foundation in computer science principles and a passion for staying up-to-date with the latest technologies and best practices. I am able to work effectively in fast-paced, collaborative environments and have a proven track record of delivering successful projects on time and to specification.
In my current role, I have gained experience in languages such as Java, Typescript, Python, and C++, as well as concepts such as Machine Learning and Data Analysis. I am always eager to take on new challenges and solve complex problems, and I believe that my skills and experience make me a valuable asset to any team.
CGPA: 4.0/4.0
Relevant Courses: Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Database Management System, Computer Networks
CGPA: 8.57/10.0
Relevant Courses: Linear Algebra, Data Structures, Theory of Computation, Design and Analysis of Algorithms, Machine Learning, Information Retrieval Systems, Deep Learning
The paper was presented in the 25th International Symposium on Frontiers of Research in Speech and Music (FRSM 2020), jointly organized by National Institute of Technology, Silchar, India, during 8–9 October 2020.
The repository contains notebooks of various MachineHack Hackathons covering multiple domains of Machine Learning and Deep Learning Worlds:
The project involves developing an android app that displays all the songs stored in the local storage that can be played using a minimalistic user interface. The interface allows users to like the songs they hear and those songs are then saved onto an online database. These liked songs were then compared with other users who liked similar songs to provide new recommendations using Machine Learning algorithm.
View ProjectThe project was a research-oriented work that involved extracting cepstral features from audio obtained from the ASVSpoof 2017 benchmark dataset, which were then analyzed to find out which features better affect the decision of whether the spoken speech is genuine or spoof.
View ProjectThe project involves developing a N-gram probabilistic model that predicts the next possible words based on the entered word or a sentence by the user. The prediction made by a pre-trained model trained on the text of multiple storybooks.
View ProjectThe project utilizes a combination of python and natural language processing to create a custom model that helps machine classify text based on person, location, money, time, date and much more. We show the use of Bidirectional LSTM and BERT Models to overcome the problem. The project can be launched as demo version using Gradio.
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