vamsi3/IITB-Computer-Networks

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[CS224 / CS252 - IIT Bombay] All my submissions in the coursework (★)

screen-translator

Android Quick Settings tile to translate screen using Google Lens / Naver Papago

image-quilting

An implementation of the the paper "Image Quilting for Texture Synthesis and Transfer" by Alexei A. Efros and William T. Freeman

simple-GAN

A simple Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) implemented on the MNIST Dataset

IITB-Operating-Systems

[CS347 / CS333 - IIT Bombay] All my submissions in the coursework

zen

Project Zen is my collection of knowledge

IITB-Database-Systems

[CS317 / CS387 - IIT Bombay] All my submissions in the coursework (★)

IITB-Computer-Architecture

[CS305 / CS341 - IIT Bombay] All my submissions in the coursework (★)

IITB-Programming-Languages

[CS302 / CS316 - IIT Bombay] A Language Processor for a Subset of C

IITB-Deep-Learning

[IE643 - IIT Bombay] All the assignments & project in the coursework (★)

IITB-Machine-Learning-AI

[CS337 / CS335 - IIT Bombay] All my submissions in the coursework (★)

pix2pix

An implementation of the the paper "Image-to-Image Translation with Conditional Adversarial Networks" by Isola et al.

IITB-Computer-Vision

[CS763 - IIT Bombay] All my submissions in the coursework (★)

IITB-Reinforcement-Learning

[CS747 - IIT Bombay] All the assignments & project in the coursework (★)

IITB-Digital-Image-Processing

[CS663 - IIT Bombay] All my submissions in the coursework

IITB-Speech-Recognition

[CS753 - IIT Bombay] All the assignments & project in the coursework

image-editor

A simple-and-tiny image editing software made using Racket language and it's GUI.

cses-problem-set

My solutions to CSES Problem Set (https://cses.fi/problemset) in C++ / Rust

handwritten-digit-recognition

Recognizes handwritten digits using neural networks and logistic regression