Adversarial Neural Pruning with Latent Vulnerability Suppression

Despite the remarkable performance of deep neural networks on various computer vision tasks, they are known to be susceptible to adversarialperturbations, which makes it challenging to deploy them in real-world safety-critical applica-tions. In this post, we discuss our latest paper, that aims to minimize the feature-level distortion during training. Our... [Read More]
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GSoC - Third month analysis

As you know I was working on musical activities and wrote about note names in my previous blog post. The gtk+ version of GCompris had the following musical activities: Note names Piano composition Play piano Play rhythm [Read More]
Tags: KDE, Google Summer of Code, GCompris

Note names

I mentioned in my previous blog that I started with the note names activity. This will be a musical blog covering the different components that we have and some music knowledge :) [Read More]
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GSoC-Second month analysis

So, the second month came to an end, I wanted to write this blog post on my birthday :) The second month started well, I made the initial version of AI using alpha beta but then I was stuck at the animations. I tried various approaches, I started with the... [Read More]
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Oware - Single player

I completed the Oware two player mode as described in my previous blog post GSoC-First month analysis. This month was the time for the single player mode. So well it started well, I implemented the alpha beta pruning for the AI mode. [Read More]
Tags: KDE, Google Summer of Code, GCompris

GSoC-First month analysis

As described in my previous blog post GSoC Week 1 I would be discussing about the two player mode in Oware in this blog post. This month was mainly spent in the initial design and the two player mode of Oware. So here are the rules of the activity: [Read More]
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GSoC 2017, Week 1 comes to an end

So the week 1 comes to an end. The week was not normal as all weeks. It took off good but then had something really bad instore for me. Yes, something really bad. So no more of a suspense, the bad thing was my laptop which was working fine in... [Read More]
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Finishing started activities

It seems like it was like yesterday when I said “Hi” to the community but time flies turning me to a Google Summer of Code student. It has been a remarkable journey from a KDE user to a contributor spreading the community :) [Read More]
Tags: KDE, Google Summmer of Code, GCompris

Season of KDE, 2017

Wrap up

Finally I am writing about my experience in Season of KDE, 2017 which came to an end a few days ago. A winter learning new things, learning what really matters is not just writing code but writing good code. I would like to thank GCompris and KDE for giving me... [Read More]
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Season of KDE

Part 1

December, is near to its end and 2017 is finally coming. The last month was hectic though. I had my semester exams in the first half of the month and I didn’t get much time in between to concentrate on my project. But the later half was quite productive. Half... [Read More]
Tags: KDE, Season of KDE, GCompris

Starting with KDE

A new journey

Alot to write and express. It’s been an awesome journey so far. Well, I am talking about my journey in open source world. The world of free open source softwares. It all started one year ago. I just entered my college and was fascinated by the numerous opportunities it had... [Read More]
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