Name: Nisha Gandhi
Type: User
Company: Stony Brook University
Bio: I am a computer science graduate student at Stony Brook University. My interests are in Computer Vision and Machine Learning.
Location: New York, United States of America
Nisha Gandhi's Projects
A self driving car model for humans.
An interactive semi-automatic binary segmentation model. Implemented in OpenCV 3.3.0 and Python 2.7
Detecting important corners in images and real-time video using Harris Corner Detector. and Shi-tomasi corner Detector
This is a project implementing Computer Vision and Deep Learning concepts to detect drowsiness of a driver and sound an alarm if drowsy.
Computer Vision model to detect face in the first frame of a video and to continue tracking it in the rest of the video. This is implemented in OpenCV 3.3.0 and Python 2.7
This project implements Constraint Satisfaction Problem (CSPs). Plain Backtracking, Backtracking + Forward Checking are used to solve CSPs.
gesture recognition toolkit
This project implements histogram equalization, low-pass and high-pass filter, and laplacian blending of images.
In this project, agents are designed for the classic version of Pacman, including ghosts. Mini-max, Alpha-Beta pruning, Expectimax techniques were used to implement multi-agent pacman adversarial search.
A simple code demonstrating real-time Pose Estimation in webcam using OpenPose Python and OpenCV
Computer Vision Project, stitching different perspective images into a single smooth panorama using Laplacian Blending.
A Tensorflow implementation of QANet for machine reading comprehension
In this project, the Pac-Man agent finds paths through its maze world, both to reach a particular location and to collect food efficiently. Search algorithms such as Depth First Search, Bread First Search, Uniform Cost Search and A-star search are applied to Pac-Man scenarios.