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The binary classification problem focused on first IEEE Image forensics challenge-phase 1, to predict the given image is pristine or manipulated/edited/fake. Comparing CNN & Transfer Learning models for the problem and boosting the performance by feature extraction

  • Updated Aug 10, 2019
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The goal of this project is to build a neural network that takes an MNIST handwritten digit (0-9) image and a random number (digit 0-9) as inputs and returns the predicted class label (0-9) for the input image and its addition (sum) with the input random number as summed output (range 0-18) label as outputs.

  • Updated Oct 18, 2022
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Chest-X-Ray-Effusion-Detection-using-CNN-ResNet

In this X-ray classification assignment, we built a deep learning model to classify chest X-ray images into "nofinding" and "effusion" classes. We tackled challenges like data augmentation, imbalanced classes, and used weighted cross-entropy to improve model performance. The goal was to identify abnormalities with high accuracy.

  • Updated Jul 23, 2023
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The standard approach to image reconstruction using deep learning is to use clean image priors for training purposes. In this project, we attempt to achieve denoising without using a clean image prior and yet, achieving a performance comparable to, or sometimes, even better than that obtained using the conventional approach.

  • Updated Dec 10, 2022
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