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

Using Computational Models to Explore the Link Between Language Learning Difficulty and Speaker Population Size

This research employs computational language models to challenge conventional assumptions about language learning difficulty. Contrary to prior expectations, the study reveals that languages with larger speaker populations tend to be more challenging to learn, offering valuable insights into linguistic diversity and language acquisition.

31 Oct 2023

Enhancing Deep Reinforcement Learning for Real-World Robotic Locomotion

Researchers have introduced APRL, a novel framework for deep reinforcement learning in quadrupedal robots. APRL enables rapid learning in real-world scenarios, facilitating continuous improvement and adaptability, showcasing significant potential in advancing legged locomotion in robotics.

31 Oct 2023

Facial Recognition: Applications, Evolution, and Challenges

Facial recognition technology has rapidly evolved and found applications in law enforcement, access control, and personal devices. This article explores the historical development of face recognition, its diverse applications, and the role of artificial intelligence. While it offers convenience and security, the technology also raises privacy and ethical concerns.

30 Oct 2023

A Comprehensive Overview of Computer Vision

Computer vision (CV) is a rapidly evolving field that harnesses algorithms and neural networks to extract valuable insights from visual data. This overview delves into the significance of CV, its applications across various domains, the role of machine learning and neural networks, and the challenges it faces, including data requirements and computational power.

30 Oct 2023

ACCEL: Revolutionizing Vision Computing with an All-Analog Chip

Researchers have introduced the All-Analog Chip for Combined Electronic and Light Computing (ACCEL), a groundbreaking technology that significantly improves energy efficiency and computing speed in vision tasks. ACCEL's innovative approach combines diffractive optical analog computing and electronic analog computing, eliminating the need for Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADCs) and achieving low latency.

29 Oct 2023

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Food Security: A Comprehensive Review

This paper delves into the extensive use of artificial intelligence (AI) models for assessing food security indicators across the globe, with a notable focus on sub-Saharan Africa. The study emphasizes the importance of stakeholder involvement in AI modeling for food security, highlighting three key approaches to integrating AI into food security research.

29 Oct 2023

Real-Time Driver Monitoring System for Enhanced Road Safety Using Facial Landmark Estimation

Researchers have introduced a cutting-edge Driver Monitoring System (DMS) that employs facial landmark estimation to monitor and recognize driver behavior in real-time. The system, using an infrared (IR) camera, efficiently detects inattention through head pose analysis and identifies drowsiness through eye-closure recognition, contributing to improved driver safety and accident prevention.

27 Oct 2023

Improving Accent Adaptation in Automatic Speech Recognition with Trainable Codebooks

Researchers have proposed an innovative approach to enhance automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems' ability to handle diverse speech accents. By incorporating trainable codebooks and cross-attention mechanisms, their method significantly improved ASR performance for both known and unseen accents, demonstrating the potential for more inclusive and robust ASR systems.

27 Oct 2023

AI-Powered Equivalent Modeling of Mixed Wind Farms

Researchers have introduced an innovative approach for modeling mixed wind farms using artificial neural networks (ANNs) to capture complex relationships between variables. This method effectively represents the external characteristics of mixed wind farms in various wind conditions and voltage dip scenarios, addressing the challenges of power system stability in the presence of diverse wind turbine types.

26 Oct 2023

Machine Learning Approach to Enhance Inkjet Print Head Monitoring

Researchers have improved inkjet print head monitoring in digital manufacturing by employing machine learning algorithms to classify nozzle jetting conditions based on self-sensing signals, achieving over 99.6% accuracy. This approach offers real-time detection of faulty nozzle behavior, ensuring the quality of printed products and contributing to the efficiency of digital manufacturing processes.

26 Oct 2023