Selected work
Applied computer vision and AI projects from research to deployment.
These projects map directly to my resume: detection, tracking, media forensics, dataset curation, and ML systems built for real-world constraints.
Project ethos
Applied research projects
Work spanning computer vision, media forensics, and edge deployments.
Seizure Detection in Animals
AMC, GE HealthCare, UAlbany - Mar 2023 to Present
Pose estimation, seizure state prediction, and behavior analysis for induced and natural conditions.
DARPA Semantic Forensics (SemaFor)
Kitware & UAlbany - Jan 2020 to Dec 2023
Detected falsified media/news using semantic forensics across object, scene text, and human pose signals.
Railcar Locomotive Yard Detection
GE Research & UAlbany - Jul 2019 to Dec 2021
Rail yard management using CV analytics: object detection, tracking, and re-identification with edge plus control center architecture.
Rail Crossing Point Protection
GE Research & UAlbany - Jan 2020 to Jan 2021
Enhanced rail crossing safety using instance segmentation, multi-object tracking, and rule-based logic.
AI City Challenge
UAlbany - Jan 2021 to Aug 2021
Analyzed submissions for detection, tracking, re-identification, and road anomaly tasks; reported system-level insights.
UA-DETRAC Dataset v1.5
Research Foundation of SUNY - Jul 2019 to Dec 2019
Added vehicle colors and subclasses and verified ground truth for large-scale traffic analytics.
Academic & personal projects
Hands-on builds that explore detection, prediction, web, and IoT systems.
- Vehicle type and color detection: YOLOv3 and KNN on UA-DETRAC for 12 vehicle types and 9 colors with strong accuracy.
- Movie success prediction: Twitter and IMDb mining; ~80% accuracy using ML classifiers.
- Stock price prediction: Intraday pipeline using pattern recognition, NLP, storyline analysis across tweets, news, and market data.
- Library Management System: Java app handling institutional library workflows.
- Social Geo Tagging Web App: PHP app aggregating social data and mapping alumni connections.
- Online Yearbook: Full-stack web app for comments and social links.
- Smart Attendance System: IoT RFID and Arduino with Google Sheets API backend.
- Hand Gesture Control: MATLAB-based webcam gesture recognition for PC control.
How I approach projects
The principles I use to move fast without sacrificing quality.
- Start with baselines: establish simple, reliable reference points before adding complexity.
- Measure and log: track every experiment, metric, and artifact for future comparison.
- Communicate early: share progress with concise docs and demos to align stakeholders.
- Ship in loops: iterate in small, testable increments that can be deployed and observed.