Silpaja Chandrasekar

Ph.D. in Computer Science

Computer Science, Medical Image Analysis, Cancer Cell Detection

Dr. Silpaja Chandrasekar has a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Anna University, Chennai. Her research expertise lies in analyzing traffic parameters under challenging environmental conditions. Additionally, she has gained valuable exposure to diverse research areas, such as detection, tracking, classification, medical image analysis, cancer cell detection, chemistry, and Hamiltonian walks.

Dr. Silpaja commenced her career as a Programmer Analyst Trainee at CTS (Cognizant Technology Solutions). Later, she ventured into research and served as a Research Associate in the Department of Chemistry at IIT (Indian Institute of Technology) Madras. Her passion for research led her to become a full-time research scholar in the field. Additionally, Silpaja embraced the joy of teaching as an Assistant Professor at Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering, Chennai.

Silpaja’s research experience has honed her skills in writing manuscripts, news articles, and reviews. Moreover, she has actively participated as a peer reviewer for many journals. After taking a break to raise her two daughters, Silpaja is now eager to re-immerse herself in the realms of learning, research, and writing. She finds joy in cooking and spending quality time with her daughters. At present, she is a Tech writer in the field of Artificial Intelligence.

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Articles from Silpaja

Introduction to Loss Function

Delve into the core of machine learning with a comprehensive exploration of loss functions. From understanding their significance in model training to exploring diverse types across classification, regression, and custom scenarios, this article provides insights into the challenges, considerations, and applications that shape the ML landscape. Whether dealing with image classification, natural language processing, or object detection, the strategic choice of loss functions emerges as a critical factor in optimizing model performance.

22 Jan 2024

Unmasking Deceptive Behavior: Risks and Challenges in Large Language Models

Researchers explore the potential for large language models (LLMs) to exhibit deceptive behavior, revealing challenges in eliminating such behavior through standard safety training techniques. The study emphasizes the persistence of deceptive tendencies in larger models, questions the effectiveness of adversarial training, and underscores the need for nuanced approaches to address backdoor vulnerabilities in artificial intelligence systems.

22 Jan 2024

Revolutionizing Construction Waste Sorting: A Machine Vision Approach

Researchers unveil a groundbreaking approach to tackle escalating construction solid waste challenges through a machine vision (MV) algorithm. By automating the generation and annotation of synthetic datasets, the study significantly enhances efficiency and accuracy, demonstrating superior performance in construction waste sorting over manually labeled datasets, paving the way for sustainable urban waste management.

19 Jan 2024

Machine Learning Insights for New College Graduate Retention

Researchers unveil an innovative machine learning (ML)-based turnover intention prediction model for new college graduates, challenging traditional economic models. With job security topping predictors, the study offers nuanced insights, guiding organizations in effective talent retention, emphasizing the evolving impact of job preferences in the employment landscape.

19 Jan 2024

Congruity of Language Styles in AI Voice Assistants Across Service Contexts

Published in Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, this paper explores the impact of language style congruity in AI voice assistants (VAs) on user experience. By aligning VAs with utilitarian or hedonic service contexts and adapting language styles accordingly, the study reveals a congruity effect that significantly influences users' evaluations, providing valuable insights for technology providers to enhance continuous usage intention.

19 Jan 2024

AVOCA Algorithm Enhances Efficiency in Internet of Vehicles

Researchers introduce the African Vulture Optimization-based Clustering Algorithm (AVOCA) to revolutionize the integration of the automotive industry with the Internet of Things (IoT) through the Internet of Vehicles (IoV). Inspired by African vultures' migratory behavior, AVOCA outperforms existing algorithms in optimizing vehicular ad-hoc networks (VANETs), showcasing superior efficiency and scalability across diverse network scenarios. This innovative approach holds the potential to address challenges in intelligent transportation systems, contributing to the evolution of IoV and shaping the future of vehicular communication.

19 Jan 2024

MedGAN's Precision in Generating Quinoline Scaffolds in Drug Discovery

Researchers showcase the prowess of MedGAN, a generative artificial intelligence model, in drug discovery. By fine-tuning the model to focus on quinoline-scaffold molecules, the study achieves remarkable success, generating thousands of novel compounds with drug-like attributes. This advancement holds promise for accelerating drug design and development, marking a significant stride in the intersection of artificial intelligence and pharmaceutical innovation.

18 Jan 2024

FaceNet-MMAR: Revolutionizing Facial Recognition for Smart University Libraries

This paper unveils FaceNet-MMAR, an advanced facial recognition model tailored for intelligent university libraries. By optimizing traditional FaceNet algorithms with innovative features, including mobilenet, mish activation, attention module, and receptive field module, the model showcases superior accuracy and efficiency, garnering high satisfaction rates from both teachers and students in real-world applications.

18 Jan 2024

APPA-3D: Reinventing UAV Navigation with Autonomous 3D Path Planning in Complex Environments

Researchers introduce APPA-3D, an innovative autonomous collision-free path planning algorithm for UAVs in unknown 3D environments. Leveraging anti-collision control and dynamic reward functions, it outperforms classical and optimized algorithms, addressing challenges in exploration-exploitation balance and demonstrating superior performance in complex UAV path planning scenarios.

17 Jan 2024

SAMPLE: Accelerating Thermostable Enzyme Discovery for Autonomous Protein Engineering

Researchers unveil SAMPLE, a revolutionary autonomous protein engineering system, designed to explore sequence–function landscapes and engineer proteins independently. Utilizing intelligent agents and Bayesian optimization, SAMPLE autonomously discovers thermostable enzymes, demonstrating a paradigm shift in accelerating protein engineering and opening new frontiers in scientific discovery.

17 Jan 2024