Inspired by A.P.J. Kalam's vision of technology for national development, I volunteered for the following research projects during my master's that helped shape my early research interests.
Inspired by A.P.J. Kalam's vision of technology for national development, I volunteered for the following research projects during my master's that helped shape my early research interests.
An Efficient Software Framework for High-Performance Computing Systems.
Aimed at building efficient graph data structure applications, such as parallel Minimum spanning tree and graph coloring using software transactional memory.
presentation, BRNS, Dept. of Atomic Energy, PI: Professor Sathya Peri, (2016-2018).
An Efficient Middleware based on Transactional Memory System for Multi-Core Systems (2 projects)
Aimed at building a software transactional memory using database concurrency control protocols such 2PL, BTO, SGT, and MVTO.
source code, report1 report2, DRDO, Ministry of Defence, PI: Professor Sathya Peri, (2015-2016)
Transportation Flow Modeling and Visualization for Disaster Management Applications
Aimed at automated evacuation planning in emergency situations such as nuclear and chemical gas leaks in Indian cities.
Selected Academic Projects (From Another Life)
TUtube : Tizen WebApp
Video streaming app for Tizen platform, it allows you to view different youtube channels and videos. [source code]
Progressive Learning Chrome extension
[poster pdf] .You get an ordered content(web pages) for a topic of your interest from the person who had already learned the same topic that too in increasing order of complexity- beginner → intermediate → expert.
Multi View Fast Object Detection Using Extended Haar Filters
Implemented multi-view object detection methodology by using the specific extended class of haar like filters, which detects the object with high accuracy in the unconstrained environments.
During my early undergraduate years, I pondered the question: Can computers function as psychologists and decipher human thoughts? In pursuit of exploring this idea, I developed a small program designed to subtly coax individuals into revealing their thoughts. Later, I wrote my first manuscript based on the project. All of this was unsupervised and whimsical, so there are no guarantees on quality; nonetheless, that impelled me to pursue research. This was much before present day Large Language Model wave. [unpublished: pdf]