In my previous blog, I discussed how I landed up interning at Dentsu. I also discussed that I worked on scouting and building a POC for a cloud agnostic, open source API management tool/platform which could help in setting up API design, gateway, store, and analytics. …

Predicting Ted Talk Ratings — This blog is in continuation to my NLP blog series. In the previous blogs, I discussed data pre-processing steps in R and recognizing emotions present in ted talks. In this blog, I am going to predict the ratings of the ted talks given by viewers. This would require a multi-class…

This post is in continuation with my NLP blog series. You might want to checkout my previous blog in which I discussed data pre-processing in R. In this blog, I will determine the emotions that are associated with the Ted Talks. …

I have recently got my hands dirty with Natural Language Processing (NLP). I know, it’s a little late to the party but I am at least in the party! To start with a general overview, I implemented quite a few tasks related to NLP including Text Classification, Document Similarity, Part-of-Speech…

I have recently shifted gears in my life. A shift to academics after spending quite sometime in the industry has been equally exciting and challenging at the same time. Even with all the diversity in the cohort of my own program (in terms of work experience and country of origin)…

I came to know about Google’s Machine Learning Crash Course (MLCC) from Sundar Pichai’s tweet. I then enquired about it with some close acquaintances working in Google. I was soon pretty convinced of pursuing this course, after their good words about it and my own research on the course…

At Truebil, I was fortunate enough to be given an opportunity to solve a unique engineering problem. We had already outsourced CRM development to a third party but I had to integrate the data flow to CRM from our product and back. I mentioned earlier that I was given a…