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This is notebook where I just create random idenitity and Autoencoder networks to actually see what the convolution layers are learning. Mostly I visualise the internal layers activation and conclusions can be drawn about what the hidden layers are learning. For anyone who is trying to build CNN. This can also help them guide them into thinking and creating proper hidden representation.

  • Updated Dec 8, 2018
  • Jupyter Notebook

Demo on performing exploratory data analysis (EDA) on train service disruptions based on scrapped (user generated contents) tweets from the train operator's (SMRT) twitter account

  • Updated Dec 5, 2019
  • Jupyter Notebook

Tariff is a list of expenses that incur while transporting the goods from one distance to another distance. Tariff is also dependent on seasonal and non-seasonal factors also. This project is aimed at predicting the tariff ratesfor truck load by using the different machine learning algorithms like lasso regression, elastic net regression, ridge regression and linear regression. Tariffisa combination of lot ofthings and tariff rate is dependent on some ofthe factorslikeYear, Road, SeasonalImpact, Fuel Cost,Distance, Weight, Toll charge, Demand, labour cost, travel expenses etc. Using some ofthese factors and by employing the above-mentioned machine learning regression algorithms we will be trying to predict the tariff rates on the trucks. By doing this we can help the industriesto estimate the tariffratesso that they can take the necessary actions and they can make their business run inprofitable way. This model helps small- and large-scale firms to control and manage the cost on transport.

  • Updated May 25, 2020
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An interactive astrophysics project, exploring the masses of dead stellar objects (black holes and neutron stars). I used d3.js, a touch of jquery, flowtype, and advanced SVG techniques (in vanilla javascript) for this project.

  • Updated May 22, 2018
  • JavaScript

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