Creativity is seeing the same thing but thinking differently.
- by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
Creativity is seeing the same thing but thinking differently.
- by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
A PhD student at IIT-Delhi focusing on the development of Healthcare AI systems that cater to the unique challenges of resource constrained settings in developing nations. I am currently being advised by Prof. Rahul Garg and Prof. Srikanta Bedathur (CSE, IIT-Delhi), and Dr. Vishnu VY (Neurology, AIIMS-New Delhi).
Recently, I successfully completed my MS (Research) from SIT, IIT-Delhi, where I worked closely with Prof. Rahul on early identification of Brain Strokes and classification of its types in resource limited environments. Additionally, I have made significant contributions by developing a generic sparse factor model using an unsupervised approach, enabling a deeper understanding of observed variables of the data in terms of a fewer number of latent factors.
My educational background includes a B.Tech. degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering from the National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur (H.P).
In addition to my academic pursuits, I possess 4 years of valuable industrial experience. As a Research Intern, I have worked on Natural Language Processing projects, specifically focusing on LLMs for Code (AI4Code) and Neuro-Marketing (AI for Marketing). Furthermore, I have served as a DevOps Engineer, utilizing my skills in Docker, Openshift, Jenkins CI/CD Pipeline, GitHub, and SVN. Additionally, I have hands-on experience as a FullStack Developer, proficient in Angular, .Net MVC, C#, HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. Moreover, my expertise extends to UI/UX design, utilizing tools such as Adobe XD, Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, Invision, Wireframing, and more.
I am passionate about leveraging cutting-edge technology and research to improve healthcare accessibility and outcomes in developing nations. Feel free to reach out to me for collaborations, research opportunities, or any related discussions.
Healthcare AI
Statistical Sparse Factor Modeling
Computer Vision
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Two abstracts titled "Lost In The Past: How domain shift in data impacts the performance of ML-based models for Stroke type identification" (Poster Presentation) and "Protocol for visual data collection to enable Computer Vision and Deep Learning for the identification of Stroke and Stroke-type in resource limitations" (Oral Presentation) got accepted at World Congress of Neurology (WCN) 2023, Montreal, Canada and will be published in "Journal of the Neurological Sciences" (IF: 4.553).
20-23 June 2023: Attended an exceptional 4 days workshop on "Enhancing Research Skills" by Prof. Narasimman Sundararajan, a true luminary in his field and a former Professor at NTU-Singapore, as well as an ex-ISRO Scientist.
15 June 2023: Completed PhD coursework with CGPA 9.43 on a scale of 10.
28-31 Jan 2023: Attended Google Research Week 2023 at Bangalore (KA), India.
26-29 Oct 2022: Abstract presentation (Oral Communication) at World Stroke Congress 2022. Title: "Clinical Identification Of Stroke And Stroke Type Via Clinical Attributes And Gait Analysis In Resource Limited Environment". It got published in International Journal of Stroke (IF: 6.948).
23 Sept 2022: Joined PhD @ IIT-Delhi.
31 Aug 2022: MS (Research) Thesis submitted.
13 Aug 2022: Article titled "A View Independent Classification Framework for Yoga Postures" accepted in Springer Nature Computer Science.
28 July 2022: Article titled "Machine Learning Based Reanalysis of Clinical Scores for Distinguishing Between Ischemic and Hemorrhagic Stroke in Low Resource Setting" accepted in Journal of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases (IF:2.677).
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