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Optimizing Web Design Code Generation: A Comparative Study Of Finetuning, Pretrained Models, And Rag (Retrieval Augmented Generation), Srinivas Rao Chavan
Optimizing Web Design Code Generation: A Comparative Study Of Finetuning, Pretrained Models, And Rag (Retrieval Augmented Generation), Srinivas Rao Chavan
Master's Projects
Website Creation is revolutionized by automated code generation, reducing the development effort, speeding the production process, and ensuring consistency in design. Automated web design code generation has emerged as a transformative tool bridging the gap between design and development. In this research, a website design tool is developed and used to create visual layouts, exporting them as JSON designs. These JSON outputs were then transformed into textual prompts, optimized using established HCI principles and UI/UX rules to ensure consistency, visual hierarchy, aesthetics and minimalistic design, accessibility, user-friendly navigation and flexibility. These generated prompts were fed into large language models for …
Exploring Fluctuations In Working Memory Load Through Pupillometry Using Gabor Image Deletion Tasks, Neenu Antony
Exploring Fluctuations In Working Memory Load Through Pupillometry Using Gabor Image Deletion Tasks, Neenu Antony
Master's Projects
Van der Wel & Van Steenbergen mention that there has been a surge in pupillometry research in the past two decades, particularly in the area of task-evoked pupil dilation in the context of cognitive control tasks. The goal of most of these studies has been focused on finding a link between pupil dilation and effort exerted by an individual [10]. The review by authors Van der Wel & Van Steenbergen, aimed to assess the potential of pupil dilation as an indicator of effort rather than task complexity. Their analysis revealed that heightened task demands in domains such as updating, switching, …
Building Lean Standalone Web Servers, And Routing Engine, Ajita Shrivastava
Building Lean Standalone Web Servers, And Routing Engine, Ajita Shrivastava
Master's Projects
As a result of advancement in technology the web and email servers have greatly expanded in size.
This has created a need for miniaturization, and people are trying to minimize technology whilst
making it fast and efficient. This report discusses the development of a set of servers aligned with
the miniaturization trend: Atto servers. These are simple to use single file PHP servers created for
moderate usages including web traffic and email tasks. The purpose of this project is to develop
small server solutions which could act as working counterparts of products like Apache or Nginx.
It makes the server …
Malware Detection Using Qr And Aztec Code Representations, Atharva Khadilkar
Malware Detection Using Qr And Aztec Code Representations, Atharva Khadilkar
Master's Projects
In recent years, the use of image-based techniques for malware detection has gained prominence, with numerous studies demonstrating the efficacy of deep learning approaches such as convolutional neural networks (CNNs) in classifying images derived from executable files. In this paper, we consider an innovative method that relies on an image conversion process that consists of transforming executable files into QR and Aztec codes. These codes capture structural patterns in a format that may enhance the learning capabilities of CNNs. We design and implement CNN architectures tailored to the unique properties of these codes and apply them to a comprehensive analysis …
Social Media Bot Detection Using Dropout-Gan, Anant Shukla
Social Media Bot Detection Using Dropout-Gan, Anant Shukla
Master's Projects
Bot activity on social media platforms is a pervasive problem, undermining the credibility of online discourse and potentially leading to cybercrime. We propose an approach to bot detection using Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN). We discuss how we overcome the issue of mode collapse by utilizing multiple discriminators to train against one generator, while decoupling the discriminator to perform social media bot detection and utilizing the generator for data augmentation. We demonstrate that our approach outperforms---in terms of accuracy---the state-of-the-art techniques in this field. We also show how the generator in the GAN can be used to evade such a classification …
How Are Mcps Doing On Achieving Assessed Calaim Requirements? A Comparative Analysis Of Selected Not-For-Profit, Publicly Governed Health Plans In California, Junell Chen
Master's Projects
At the heart of a larger societal movement, the imperative to foster diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is a resounding call to action across all sectors. This pressing concern underscores the need for proactive and equity-centric solutions, including within the American healthcare system. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has been instrumental in shaping policies and initiatives, such as Healthy People, aimed at promoting health equity and reducing health disparities. Similarly, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has instituted supplementary compliance requirements to hold healthcare stakeholders accountable for implementing equitable programs designed to eliminate health disparities …
Integrating Chatgpt With A-Frame For User-Driven 3d Modeling, Ivan Hernandez
Integrating Chatgpt With A-Frame For User-Driven 3d Modeling, Ivan Hernandez
Master's Projects
ChatGPT is a large language model that is capable of creating conversational text and functional code that can be integrated into various technologies, including computer graphics software. Currently, 3D modeling applications can be relatively difficult for novices to learn and understand due to the overwhelming amount of graphical user interfaces. However, we can remedy this issue by leveraging ChatGPT’s conversational language capabilities. Our project described in this report integrates ChatGPT with A-Frame, an online framework for developing virtual reality experiences, to create an immersive and user-friendly 3D modeling environment where users can create and modify 3D models through natural language …
Noteblocklib: A Library For Physics- And Animation-Driven Virtual Midi Instruments For Use In Video Games, Kevin Rotunni
Noteblocklib: A Library For Physics- And Animation-Driven Virtual Midi Instruments For Use In Video Games, Kevin Rotunni
Master's Projects
To better capture the relationship between the performer of a piece of music and the music itself in a video game context, I have designed NoteBlockLib, a system by which MIDI instructions are generated and processed in real time based on the motion and collision data of in-game objects. Ultimately, the movement of instruments made using this system would be driven by the animations of a character in the game. This system would thus allow the player character to interact with the performer in the game without sacrificing the relationship between the performer’s actions and the resulting music or to …
Gradual Typing For Information Flow Control In Typescript Using Es Lint, Ashish Agarwal
Gradual Typing For Information Flow Control In Typescript Using Es Lint, Ashish Agarwal
Master's Projects
Current state-of-the-art systems tackle data security threats by incorporating information flow control (IFC) to ensure that a piece of information reaches only its intended recipient. However, most IFC implementations introduce a custom language built on top of a well-known language. Adaptations of such languages are limited due to limited support and updates, along with difficulty in learning new syntaxes. Implementations without a custom language offer incomplete IFC support. We present a comprehensive framework by leveraging Typescript, in conjunction with ESLint and NodeJS, aiming to resolve some of the limitations of IFC and intending to facilitate acceptance by a wide range …
Adversarial Attacks And Defense Mechanisms In Multivariate Time-Series Forecasting For Applications In Smart And Connected Infrastructures, Pooja Krishan
Master's Projects
The advent of deep learning models has revolutionized the industry over the past decade, leading to the widespread proliferation of smart devices and infrastructures. They play a crucial role in safety-critical applications like self-driving cars and medical image analysis, sustainable technologies like power consumption prediction, and in health monitoring tools to replace industrial equipment like hard disk drives, semiconductor chips, and lithium-ion batteries. But these indispensable deep learning models can be easily fooled to give incorrect predictions with utmost conviction, leading to catastrophic failures in applications where safety is of utmost importance, and resulting in the wastage of resources in …
Comparing Balancing Techniques For Malware Classification, Ranjit John
Comparing Balancing Techniques For Malware Classification, Ranjit John
Master's Projects
There have been many breakthroughs over the years in the field of Machine Learning to detect and classify malware threats. However, training a holistic machine learning model to effectively classify malware has been an ongoing topic of research. Datasets represent some malware types disproportionately, which can affect the performance of machine learning classifiers. Without ample data, less common but highly dangerous malware can go undetected by classifiers, leading to devastating outcomes. Data balancing techniques have proven to be effective in representing minority classes better and lessening the bias towards the majority class. Also, recent research showed that generative modeling effectively …
A Censorship Resistant News Website Using The Ethereum Blockchain, Hoang Lai
A Censorship Resistant News Website Using The Ethereum Blockchain, Hoang Lai
Master's Projects
Misleading information, false claims, and fabricated news articles not only misguide readers but also undermine the trustworthiness of the news platforms themselves. The blockchain provides decentralized, immutable data storage and offers a promising solution to prevent censorship on news websites. Compared to traditional news websites, a decentralized application (dApp) offers benefits such as greater stability and resistance to information manipulation. A decentralized web app is harder to attack than centralized servers since the database is stored across a blockchain network. Moreover, blockchain prevents censorship by letting readers check data across all blocks in the Blockchain, which is good for a …
A Two-Stage Machine Learning Approach For Fake News Detection And News Article Categorization, Snegdha Adusumilli
A Two-Stage Machine Learning Approach For Fake News Detection And News Article Categorization, Snegdha Adusumilli
Master's Projects
This project employs machine learning techniques to develop a sequential model for detecting and categorizing fake news, aiming to mitigate its proliferation in today's digital landscape. The model operates in two phases: in the first phase, the classification algorithms like Naïve Bayes, XGBoost and Random Forest are used to distinguish between true and false news stories and in the second phase the capabilities of Naïve Bayes, XGBoost, Random Forest, and the Transformer-based BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers) model are leveraged to further categorize the news into specific topics.
The methodology encompasses several key steps: data acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction, …
Mitigating The Risk Of Reentrancy Attack In Smart Contract Development, Eric Ngo
Mitigating The Risk Of Reentrancy Attack In Smart Contract Development, Eric Ngo
Master's Projects
Smart contracts, while revolutionizing the blockchain with their immutable nature, are prone to attacks such the reentrancy attack. This attack allows malicious adversaries to repeately enter a contract before previous executions are completed. SpartanScript, a custom dialect of Scheme, is a way for developers to write and develop contracts in an experimental blockchain environment like SpartanGold. Compared to cryptocurrencies that use a virtual machine to run on the blockchain, SpartanScript utilizes a simplified interpreter for rapid prototyping. However, SpartanScript does not have a way to detect and warn developers of reentrancy vulnerabilities. Hence, there is a need to implement reliable …
Enhancing Environmental Health And Safety: Fine-Tuning Large Language Models For Domain-Specific Applications, Mohammad Adil Ansari
Enhancing Environmental Health And Safety: Fine-Tuning Large Language Models For Domain-Specific Applications, Mohammad Adil Ansari
Master's Projects
This study aims to simplify Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) by leveraging the power of Large Language Models (LLMs). In this research, we focus on fine-tuning three LLMs — LLaMA, Mistral, and Falcon — using PEFT techniques such as QLoRA and SFT, to address domain-specific needs such as safety compliance, incident reporting, and knowledge dissemination. Our research methodology involves fine-tuning each LLM model on a custom dataset compiled from various regulatory agencies, supplemented by targeted web scraping and manual collection of questionnaires to capture and enrich the models with the latest regulations and guidelines. This study aims to compare the …
Resume Content Generation Using Llama 2 With Adapters, Navaneeth Sai Nidadavolu
Resume Content Generation Using Llama 2 With Adapters, Navaneeth Sai Nidadavolu
Master's Projects
The primary objective of this project is to optimize the Llama language model to generate customized resumes containing domain-specific job descriptions and maintain the linguistic capabilities of the large language model. Building upon the prior research by Sumed Kale on Job Tailored Resume content generation using GPT-2, where he employed full fine-tuning of the model and demonstrated the capability of LLMs to generate resume content, it is evident that while effective, full fine-tuning has its limitations. Primarily, it is computationally expensive, which can pose constraints, especially for large models. Additionally, during the fine-tuning process, there is a risk of losing …
Enhancing Restaurant Sales Prediction: The Dynamic Forecasting Engine, Rahul Sanjay Morishetti
Enhancing Restaurant Sales Prediction: The Dynamic Forecasting Engine, Rahul Sanjay Morishetti
Master's Projects
This project introduces a "dynamic forecasting engine," designed to transform the way restaurants predict sales. The engine dynamically handles seasonal ARIMA_HoltWinter hybrid model, XGBoost, and LSTM algorithms to dynamically select the best forecasting method based on data volume, variety, and customer taste preferences delving upon the spice level categorical sales. This guide differs from traditional crystal ball approaches because it has the ability to improve over time as new data comes in terms of spice levels. It emphasizes the importance of dataset size in the selection of machine learning algorithms through complexity for large datasets and simplicity for smaller ones …
Instagram Data Analysis Using Machine Learning, Lakshmi Prasanna Gorrepati
Instagram Data Analysis Using Machine Learning, Lakshmi Prasanna Gorrepati
Master's Projects
With enormous amount of social media content, we can draw valuable insights. In this paper, we apply different Machine Learning and Deep Learning techniques on Instagram data to determine the techniques that work well to discover the engagement class of a social media post. Out of all the social media platforms, Instagram is growing rapidly not just in the number of users but also in terms of Advertisement and marketing surpassing YouTube’s advertisement revenue. The end goal of this paper is to propose a technique to predict the engagement class. We applied Random Forest (RF), Stacking Classifier, Extreme Gradient Boost …
Satellite Handover Optimization Using Predicted Satellite-To-Base-Station Proximity, Pranathi Kunadi
Satellite Handover Optimization Using Predicted Satellite-To-Base-Station Proximity, Pranathi Kunadi
Master's Projects
Modern telecommunications heavily rely on Satellite communication networks to provide global coverage, especially in remote areas which link the whole world in a loop. Conventional handover algorithms methods rely on fixed and predefined rules and thresholds predefined statically to make a handover decision. However, these static handover algorithms may become inefficient under the changing conditions of the network. Therefore, it would be useful to measure the proximity order of satellites to the specific base station. Consequently, the assessed relative proximity helps in optimizing the handovers proactively inside related coverage areas. This results in the service quality and the delays in …
Novel Approach To Music Analysis Using Apache Spark, Nidhi Zare
Novel Approach To Music Analysis Using Apache Spark, Nidhi Zare
Master's Projects
Music is one of the most common source of entertainment. Every user has their own taste of music and prefer to listen music that adheres to their taste and mood. There are various categories, called as music genres in which music can be classified. This research project addresses the challenge in music genre classification by using various deep learning models such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs), Very Deep Convolutional Networks (VGGNet), ResNet and others. The primary objective of this research is to enhance the accuracy of music genre classification using a distributed computing framework Apache Spark. …
Optimization Of Inter-Satellite Routing Using Lstm-Based Path Prediction Model, Yash Bhamare
Optimization Of Inter-Satellite Routing Using Lstm-Based Path Prediction Model, Yash Bhamare
Master's Projects
Satellite networks are one of the most important components that fulfill the world’s need for connectivity. To ensure that communication is efficient and reliable, robust routing algorithms are a must. Because, although it is true that certain routing characteristics may not be permanently and continuously flawless, a routing technique must effectively adapt to modifications in such network characteristics. The new routing method uses a Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) model to manage dynamic metrics for Low Earth Orbit satellite networks. This LSTM model is aimed at predicting the optimal routing direction on the premise that a satellite is soon to be, …
Emulating Human Personality With Large Language Models Through Contextual Prompts And Fine-Tuning, Mrunal Zambre
Emulating Human Personality With Large Language Models Through Contextual Prompts And Fine-Tuning, Mrunal Zambre
Master's Projects
The quest for AI systems that can mirror the intricate aspects of human emotion and personality is crucial for enhancing their performance. This project delves into the capabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs) to mimic the Big Five personality traits in human-written essays by utilizing contextual prompts and fine-tuning methods. Diverging from traditional research in this domain, this project explores smaller, open-source LLMs, including LLaMA 2 7B chat, LLaMA 2 13B chat, and Vicuna v.15 13B, to assess their potential in personality prediction tasks, thereby making high-level personality emulation more accessible and practical for application integration. Through meticulous prompt engineering, …
Sudoku As A Proof Of Useful Work Protocol On The Blockchain, Abishek Padaki
Sudoku As A Proof Of Useful Work Protocol On The Blockchain, Abishek Padaki
Master's Projects
The Proof of Work (PoW) consensus used by many blockchain networks like Bitcoin has been criticized for its excessive energy consumption and lack of tangible utility beyond maintaining the network. This report proposes a Proof of Useful Work (uPoW) protocol as an alternative consensus mechanism that utilizes computational resources to solve intrinsically valuable problems. Specifically, it explores the implementation of uPoW on the SpartanGold blockchain test network, where miners must solve Sudoku puzzles to validate new blocks. The report examines the shortcomings of traditional Proof-of-Work protocols, such as their environmental impact and inefficient use of computing power. It then delves …
Ranking-Based Hashtag Recommendation With Collaborative And Content-Based Filtering, Fei Pan
Ranking-Based Hashtag Recommendation With Collaborative And Content-Based Filtering, Fei Pan
Master's Projects
The purpose of this project is recommending relevant hashtags for users using both Collaborative Filtering (CF) and Content-based filtering with Twitter dataset. The Twitter dataset was collected by leveraging Twitter API v2. After data preprocessing, 40,806 tweets posted by 278 users with 3,107 hashtags from 01/01/2022 to 04/30/2022 are used for model training and testing. For CF models, we will mainly focus on generating embeddings to learn about user and hashtag latent factors and finally predict a probability for unseen hashtags with most possibility will be ranked as topK items for corresponding users. In this project, Matrix Factorization (MF), Neural …
Explaining The Maliciousness Of Urls Using Shap And Lime, Ayush Nair
Explaining The Maliciousness Of Urls Using Shap And Lime, Ayush Nair
Master's Projects
No system has ever reached the levels of proliferation that the Internet now enjoys. It stands as the most widely spread distributed system across the globe; yet this evolution has given rise to an ever-growing wave of malintent that challenges every user and entity on the vast expanse of cyberspace. Malicious URLs loom large as vulnerabilities leaving users naked as they traverse online landscapes, but cybersecurity experts craft models with esoteric algorithms in a bid to stem this tide and shield users from cybercrime. However, peering into the decision-making corridors of these models holds key importance, it’s through understanding such …
Domain Switch On Sentiment Analysis Using Gradient Reversal Layer, Hemish Veeraboina
Domain Switch On Sentiment Analysis Using Gradient Reversal Layer, Hemish Veeraboina
Master's Projects
Switching domains in sentiment analysis presents the challenge of transferring learned knowledge from one context to another without the need to label data. Traditional methods often struggle when dealing with differences in data distribution a problem known as the domain shift issue. To tackle this using Gradient Reversal Layers (GRL) has emerged as a solution for adapting to different domains in an unsupervised learning setting. This study introduces an enhancement to the standard GRL approach by incorporating a sigmoid function that gradually adjusts how intensely domain adaptation occurs during training. This upgraded GRL technique ensures controlled learning outcomes making it …
Scalable Container Caching Optimization With Action Masking For Serverless Edge Computing, Manikanta Sanjay Veera
Scalable Container Caching Optimization With Action Masking For Serverless Edge Computing, Manikanta Sanjay Veera
Master's Projects
Serverless edge computing is an emerging technology that realizes the low latency and resource-efficient function calls for responsive computing. In cloud-based serverless computing, it is a common practice to cache sufficiently many function containers for future reuse to reduce the overhead of container initiation. In contrast, the capacity limitation of edge nodes poses a complex problem to the caching strategy in serverless edge computing of selecting an appropriate set of container caches based on the request distribution. Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) can play a crucial role in optimizing the caching decisions under dynamic request arrivals. In this paper, we propose …
"Who The Hell Am I? What Am I Bringing In Here?": A Phenomenographic Exploration Of Antiracist Mentor Development, Kelly Lynn Mack
"Who The Hell Am I? What Am I Bringing In Here?": A Phenomenographic Exploration Of Antiracist Mentor Development, Kelly Lynn Mack
Dissertations
Teacher attitudes toward racial diversity profoundly impact students, especially when compounded by teacher and student demographic disparities. Despite the purported goal of addressing biases and deficit thinking that limit teachers' ability to support all learners, antiracist pedagogy in teacher credentialing is poorly understood. Also included in the credentialing process, newly qualified teachers (NQTs) in California engage in a two-year induction program, collaborating closely with an induction mentor to attain their clear credential. Employing a qualitative, phenomenographic approach, this study explored how mentors within a longstanding induction program understood and implemented antiracist pedagogy. The research uncovered significant insights into (a) dimensions …
Fine-Tuning Large Language Models For Folder Structure Generation, Likhith Nemani
Fine-Tuning Large Language Models For Folder Structure Generation, Likhith Nemani
Master's Projects
Starting a new project is a significant challenge in the software development world. Building a new project skeleton and configurations will require vast amounts of time and effort. This project aims to overcome the difficulty presented by this challenge using advanced large language models, specifically fine-tuning LLMs. Our initial focus with the implementation is to use the powerful capabilities of advanced modern models to simplify and accelerate the complicated process of getting new projects started. The solution process begins with a user posting a README file to a predetermined repository. This README file then is used as a source for …
Credit Score-Based Lending System On The Ethereum Platform, Mayuri Shimpi
Credit Score-Based Lending System On The Ethereum Platform, Mayuri Shimpi
Master's Projects
Traditional banking systems act as intermediaries, assessing risks and profiting from interest rate differentials. Credit scores, provided by trusted bureaus, are commonly used to evaluate the creditworthiness of borrowers. Cryptocurrencies have emerged as a significant and innovative medium due to their decentralized nature, operating without reliance on a central authority, such as a government.
This report describes a project to implement the Autonomous Lending system on the Ethereum Platform (ALOE), as proposed in [1], aiming to seamlessly integrate traditional credit scoring methodologies for evaluating a borrower's risk of default. The objective of this project report is to establish a robust …