I research and develop Machine Learning systems in the domain of Computer-Vision and Natural Language Processing (Document Understanding). I Love to tinker around with architecture of Convolutional Neural Network as well as Transformers.
 
            I'm a science enthusiast with a passion for Computer Science, Mathematics, Politics, and Philosophy. I spend my time exploring new ideas and concepts that catch my interest. I am also a bodybuilder competing in different national competitions time to time. I love riding my bike across the hilly terrain of Nepal enjoying the majestic views of my Country!
During the day, I work with numbers, writing programs and solving mathematical puzzles using Neural Networks. In my downtime, I'm a movie buff who enjoys discussing films of all genres. If you're a movie lover too, let's chat!
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                        Developing a robust multi-label classification model employing
                        Self-Supervised Learning to accurately identify various findings
                        and diseases within chest X-ray images. Utilizing a combination of
                        CNNs and a Mask Auto Encoder - Vision Transformer (ViT) based
                        model to improve the AUROC score of the prediction and
                        classification model. 
Additionally, incorporating
                        Contrastive CLIP loss for generating detailed reports.
                    
Developing a deep learning model that uses CNNs and Transformers to process sequences of image frames in videos, applied in multi-task video processing like handling frame breakages, next frame prediction, and object tracking.
                        Particularly within the context of Nepal's unique dataset, I
                        developed a CNN model which classifies the leaf of a plant to
                        different classes of disease. 
To achieve this, I employed
                        Meta's Segment Anything Model (SAM) for dataset generation. For
                        classification, I utilized the EfficientNet architecture and
                        trained the model in a Domain Adversarial Setup, ensuring robust
                        classification with domain-invariant feature vectors from the
                        available standard Plant Village dataset and the collected
                        dataset.
                    
 
             
        
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