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To say about myself -- Have strong analytical(Stats/ML/DL/AIML), AIML products/solutions architect, project management, & problem-solving skills which aid in delivering AIML solutions that help my organization.

I am an AIML Software Product Manager or Delivery Lead at Accenture, for CPG.AI analytical workstream.

I help to build & deliver industrialized analytical solutions for CPG/FMCG clients using a combination of Statistical/ML/DL/AI modeling tools, Cloud Infra, Figma UI/UX designs, & UI/UX development which helps for designing the best business strategies in terms of marketing, product manufacturing, & other business functions' strategies. I work with multiple functional teams to deliver the end-end AIML solutions including Accenture's leadership, my AIML core team, Data provisioning teams, Data vendors/source teams, UI/UX design teams, UI development teams.

Under my leadership, we delivered multiple analytical solutions - Consumer infinity in March 2022 which made a big impact on Accenture Business & many clients and increased the revenue by 10% on average for clients after using it. The solution is basically built using Consumer reviews & Social media data which gives insights of Consumers (Consumer segments, consumer preferences & sentiments, what they are searching for) & Products (What features of the products are the most important, Brand analysis, Competitor analysis, & sentiments across) in 360 degrees which help CPG industries to make data-driven decisions accurately & improve their business strategies.

And delivered another solution called SocialAI which has major features of user journey & trendspotting.

And we are currently developing solutions for DTC (Direct to consumer) Clients.

In Accenture, I wear multiple hats of roles including Delivery Lead, AIMLArchitect, project manager, technical product manager, & responsible to deliver end-end AIML solutions for various business functions(Marketing, Commerce, ConsumerInsights) in CPG/FMCG companies

I was a ComputerVision Practitioner & DeepLearning engineer who worked on building various Deep Learning solutions in the image, text, & digital signal processing domains for IBM Watson. In the past, I worked as a Core Python backend developer for products IBM CloudPakSystem(PaaS), Seagate's ClusterStor HPC StorageSolution, Buffalo NAS product, EMC Vplex, Actifio CDS

But I'm also working personally on building AI Core computer vision based projects using pytorch framework.

I had developed quite a number AI projects including some major projects Chest x-ray report Generation, Phenomonia bounding box prediction, COVID-19 chest x-ray image classfication, Blood Pressure Prediction using PPG signals.

I can help collaborating with industries who need consulting on building Computer Vision based projects.

My DEEP LEARNING SKILLS:

  1. Handle various types of data including tabular data, images, speech, text, digital signals using Deep Learning
  2. DNN and CNN Concepts - Convolutions, Pooling Operations & Channels, Kernels, Activations, and Layers
  3. A step-by-step way to build the best deep learning network architectures with one variable change approach in an efficient way.
  4. Receptive Fields - The CORE fundamental concept behind computer vision to design an efficient network.
  5. Batch Normalization, Kernels & Regularization and Mathematics behind them
  6. Backpropagation and Advanced Convolutions - Depthwise, Pixel Shuffle, Dilated, Transpose convolution.
  7. Advanced Image Augmentation Techniques - Albumentations, Richman's data augmentation, and benchmarks
  8. DNN Interpretability - Class Activation Maps, the most powerful debugging tool at your disposal
  9. SuperConvergence: Cyclic Learning Rates, One Cycle Policy
  10. ResNets: Trained ResNet for TinyImageNet from scratch
  11. YoloV2/YoloV3: Understanding YOLOV2/V3 Loss Function, Implementing Object Detection Training & Transfer Learning on Custom Objects from scratch (Pipeline - Data Collection, Annotating, Data Pre-processing, Image augmentation, Customizing the YOLO architecture as per the need, Model training, Model inference [Extract the frames of the video, Inference the objects in the frames, stitch the frames back to form video along with Audio])
  12. Advanced Training Concepts - Optimizers, LR Schedules, & Loss Functions
  13. The intuition behind state of art networks VGG16/VGG19, ResNets, Inception, RCNN family (RCNN, Fast-RCNN, FasterRCNN), YOLO v1/v2/v3, and Squeeze & Excitation network.
  14. Sequence Models - RNNs, LSTMs/GRUs, and Bidirectional & Attention-based LSTMs/GRUs.
  15. Image Captioning - Image Captioning - Integrating CNN + LSTMs
  16. Monocular Depth Estimation and 3D plane surface prediction from 2D data which can be used in VR, AR, and Autonomous driving.

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Introduction to GitHub flow

Now that you're familiar with issues, let's use this issue to track your path to your first contribution.

People use different workflows to contribute to software projects, but the simplest and most effective way to contribute on GitHub is the GitHub flow.

πŸ“Ί Video: Understanding the GitHub flow


Read below for next steps

Getting Started with GitHub

πŸ‘‹ Welcome to GitHub Learning Lab's "Introduction to GitHub"

To get started, I’ll guide you through some important first steps in coding and collaborating on GitHub.

πŸ‘‡ This arrow means you can expand the window! Click on them throughout the course to find more information.

What is GitHub?

What is GitHub?

I'm glad you asked! Many people come to GitHub because they want to contribute to open source πŸ“– projects, or they're invited by teammates or classmates who use it for their projects. Why do people use GitHub for these projects?

At its heart, GitHub is a collaboration platform.

From software to legal documents, you can count on GitHub to help you do your best work with the collaboration and security tools your team needs. With GitHub, you can keep projects completely private, invite the world to collaborate, and streamline every step of your project.

GitHub is also a powerful version control tool.

GitHub uses Git definition, the most popular open source version control software, to track every contribution and contributor πŸ“– to your project--so you know exactly where every line of code came from.

GitHub helps people do much more.

GitHub is used to build some of the most advanced technologies in the world. Whether you're visualizing data or building a new game, there's a whole community and set of tools on GitHub that can get you to the next step. This course starts with the basics, but we'll dig into the rest later!

πŸ“Ί Video: What is GitHub?



Exploring a GitHub repository

Exploring a GitHub repository

πŸ“Ί Video: Exploring a repository

More features

The video covered some of the most commonly-used features. Here are a few other items you can find in GitHub repositories:

  • Project boards: Create Kanban-style task tracking board within GitHub
  • Wiki: Create and store relevant project documentation
  • Insights: View a drop-down menu that contains links to analytics tools for your repository including:
    • Pulse: Find information about the work that has been completed and the work that’s in-progress in this project dashboard
    • Graphs: Graphs provide a more granular view of the repository activity including who contributed to the repository, who forked it, and when they completed the work

Special Files

In the video you learned about a special file called the README.md. Here are a few other special files you can add to your repositories:

  • CONTRIBUTING.md: The CONTRIBUTING.md is used to describe the process for contributing to the repository. A link to the CONTRIBUTING.md file is shown anytime someone creates a new issue or pull request.
  • ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md: The ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md is another file you can use to pre-populate the body of an issue. For example, if you always need the same types of information for bug reports, include it in the issue template, and every new issue will be opened with your recommended starter text.

Using issues

This is an issue πŸ“–: a place where you can have conversations about bugs in your code, code review, and just about anything else.

Issue titles are like email subject lines. They tell your collaborators what the issue is about at a glance. For example, the title of this issue is Getting Started with GitHub.

Using GitHub Issues

Using GitHub issues

Issues are used to discuss ideas, enhancements, tasks, and bugs. They make collaboration easier by:

  • Providing everyone (even future team members) with the complete story in one place
  • Allowing you to cross-link to other issues and pull requests πŸ“–
  • Creating a single, comprehensive record of how and why you made certain decisions
  • Allowing you to easily pull the right people and teams into a conversation with @-mentions

πŸ“Ί Video: Using issues


Managing notifications

Managing notifications

πŸ“Ί Video: Watching, notifications, stars, and explore

Once you've commented on an issue or pull request, you'll start receiving email notifications when there's activity in the thread.

How to silence or unmute specific conversations

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  2. Under "Notifications", click the Unsubscribe button on the right to silence notifications or Subscribe to unmute them

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How to customize notifications in Settings

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  3. Click Notifications from the menu on the left and adjust your notification preferences

Repository notification options

  • Watch: You'll receive a notification when a new issue, pull request or comment is posted, and when an issue is closed or a pull request is merged
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  3. Click Notification from the menu on the left
  4. Click on the repositories you’re watching link
  5. Select the Watching tab
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