Research · Current work

Learning how machines
understand images.

I study machine learning and computer vision, alongside my interests in physics and space.

My academic work starts with careful reading, a clear question, simple comparisons, and results that other people can check.

Current academic work

M.Tech dissertation · Early stage

I'll share the title and results once the work is far enough along to explain clearly and accurately.

2025—27Graphic Era UniversityComputer Science & Engineering
01 · How I work

A clear process, one step at a time.

01Active

Reading existing work

Reviewing earlier studies to understand what has been tried, what worked, and what is still unclear.

02In progress

Defining the problem

Narrowing the topic to a clear question that can be tested and measured.

03Developing

Planning the study

Choosing the data, comparison methods, models, and measures I will use.

04Next

First experiments

Running simple tests first, then using the results to decide what to improve.

02 · Areas of interest

Where I'm focusing my attention.

01

Machine learning

How models learn from data, how to compare them fairly, and how to make the results useful.

Neural networks · Testing · Training
02

Computer vision

Teaching computers to classify, detect, and separate objects in images.

Classification · Detection · Segmentation
03

Machine learning for physics

Using data and physical rules together to study scientific problems.

Scientific ML · Simulation · Physics
04

Space and life

Questions about the universe, complex life, and the possibility of life beyond Earth.

Astrobiology · Cosmology · SETI
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