Recently, Arcesium organized its global Season of Code (SOC) event for the year 2019. I decided to use this opportunity to make AXL (our most-creative-hack winner project from Hackathon-2018) production ready and collaborated with Ram Chidambaram and Dhiraj Bhakta to accomplish this.

Arcesium recently organised a global hackathon that saw participation of ~50 teams firmwide. Hackathons at our company are always fun and many innovative projects come out of them each year. Excited to build something new, I jumped at the opportunity and teamed up with Ram Chidambaram, Shubhi Saxena and Shivaram Vasudevan.

In this article, I am going to talk about my UG thesis project. I have been pursuing ML since the 2nd year of college. I have taken several introductory and advanced courses, participated in online contests and organized workshops & contests for college fests. So, I decided to work on some ML problem as part of my thesis as well.

In my final year of Undergraduate studies, I wanted to start an active machine learning group in our college where like-minded people would come together, ideate, learn and publish. Not that such groups were a radically new idea of mine, it had been attempted in past but couldn’t sustain.